Art Brussels

After two amazing days, Art Brussels 2025 continues this weekend! If you haven’t visited yet, this is your chance to experience the 41st edition of the fair, featuring 165 galleries from 35 countries and showcasing more than 800 artists across our five sections: Prime, Solo, Discovery, '68 Forward, and Invited.

Come and immerse yourself in a vibrant artistic atmosphere, explore captivating contemporary artworks, and discover exciting events and artistic projects throughout Halls 5 & 6 of Brussels Expo, from 11 am to 7 pm today and Sunday 27 April 2025.

We were thrilled to kick off the 41st edition of Art Brussels this Tursday 24 April at Brussels Expo. The opening day brought together collectors, curators, and art lovers for a vibrant celebration of contemporary art.

This year’s edition features 165 galleries from 35 countries, showcasing a diverse array of emerging and established artists.

Watch the video for a glimpse into the atmosphere of Art Brussels 2025.

We had the pleasure of interviewing Neria Fernández, Co-Director and Co-Founder of NF Nieves Fernández in Madrid. While the gallery’s current program was launched in 2011, it builds on the legacy of the original space founded by Neria Fernández’s parents in 1977.

In this video, Fernández shares insights into the gallery’s program and its second participation at Art Brussels. Showcasing four artists from different countries, their booth explores the possibilities of 21st-century painting and our relationship with the urban environment.

Watch the video to discover more about the gallery’s connection to Brussels and the artists featured at the fair.

We had the pleasure of speaking with Claus Andersen, founder and director of ANDERSEN’S in Copenhagen. Established in 2005, the gallery evolved from Andersen’s Wohnung in Berlin—a space initiated in 1997 as a platform for artistic dialogue. Over the past thirty years, Andersen’s has played a pivotal role in shaping Copenhagen’s contemporary art scene. In this interview, Claus Andersen reflects on the gallery’s unique origins, shares his perspective on Brussels’ vibrant art landscape, and gives us a glimpse into their participation in Art Brussels. Watch the video to learn more about the vision behind ANDERSEN’S.

Two weeks ago, Nele Verhaeren, Managing Director of Art Brussels, joined a panel at our partner club TheMerode to discuss 'The Power of Art Prizes' and how they shape artists' careers. Panelists included Belgian artist Koen van den Broek, first winner of the Art Brussels Solo Prize (2008); Patricia De Peuter, Vice-President of the Belgian Art Prize; Belgo-Lebanese artist Marie Zolamian, recent recipient of the first Pomona Art Fund grant; and @WIELS Chief Curator Helena Kritis, who moderated the discussion.

At Art Brussels 2025, we’re excited to introduce an enhanced vision for two major awards: The Solo Prize, supported by TheMerode, now increases its prize money to €15,000. The Discovery Prize evolves into the Discovery Acquisition Prize, supported by Moleskine, with an expanded €10,000 acquisition budget for museum collections.

Find out more about the fair’s prizes on our website under the different sections of the fair.

Meet French artist Lélia Demoisy in her studio near Paris, alongside Lara Sedbon, Founder & Director of By Lara Sedbon. In this new video interview, Lara shares insights into her gallery and how she discovered Lélia's work, while Lélia discusses her collaboration with Ruinart as part of the ongoing "Conversations with Nature" series, which will be presented at Art Brussels. She also talks about her Solo booth with By Lara Sedbon at the fair. Join us from April 24-27 at the 41st edition of Art Brussels to discover it all!

This was the 40th edition of Art Brussels, which took place last April from the 25th to the 28th. The fair was a great success, welcoming 177 galleries, numerous partners and 26,000 visitors! Thank you for being part of this milestone edition. We look forward to welcoming you next year for the 41st edition, which will take place from 24 to 27 April 2025 at the Brussels Expo.

Discover the atmosphere of the 40th edition of Art Brussels where we welcomed 177 galleries from 30 countries, presenting the works of more than 800 emerging and established artists!

Yesterday evening, as the fair closed its doors for the night, we captured a unique view of the layout of the 177 galleries and the different partner lounges with a fascinating video drone. Witness the artistry from above and get a glimpse of the vibrant spaces that make up the 40th edition of Art Brussels.

We had the chance to interview Inès-Gabriel.le Tourlet Ordoñez and Nicolaus Schafhausen from KIN, a new gallery in the heart of Brussels, Rue Ravenstein. KIN stands for Kinship, and as such the gallery is based on a network of artists with whom Nicolaus has been working for many years. In this video, Inès-Gabriel.le and Nicolaus invite us to discover the gallery space and talk about Liam Gillicks’ exhibition and their first presence at the fair in the INVITED section. Watch the video to discover the interview and find out more about the gallery.

Art Brussels is back for its 40th edition, which opened yesterday with a preview and vernissage and runs until Sunday 28 December 2024 at Brussels Expo. The fair is bringing together 177 galleries from 30 countries, presenting the works of more than 800 emerging and established artists.

We had the chance to interview Yuri Oliveira, partner of Galeria Jaqueline Martins, now Martins&Montero, following the merger of Jaqueline Martins and Sé galleries. On this occasion, he welcomed us to their beautiful space in Brussels to talk about their programme, what to see and do in the city and their participation in the fair in April!

A month ago, the contemporary art gallery Spiaggia Libera in Paris celebrated its first anniversary! On this occasion, they welcomed us in their space and one of their founders, Sacha Guedj Cohen, talked to us about their programme, the question of digital art and their participation at the 40th edition of Art Brussels in the INVITED section. Watch the video to delve into the interview and find out more about this emerging Parisian gallery.

We had the chance to sit down with Maëlle Ebelle, director of Ceysson & Bénétière, during Noël Dolla's solo exhibition in New York last autumn. In this exclusive interview, Maëlle Ebelle explains the gallery's programme, Dolla's exhibition and gives an insight into her favourite places in the city. Immerse yourself in this interview and discover more about this prominent gallery, which will be present at the 40th edition of the fair.

We had the privilege of sitting down with Mathieu Templon, director of Galerie Templon in New York. Founded 57 years ago by Daniel Templon, the renowned Parisian gallery has expanded its presence to the vibrant Chelsea district of New York City. In this interview, Mathieu Templon explains the gallery’s relocation, offers insights into the city’s must-see spots, and discusses their participation in Art Brussels. Watch the video to delve deeper into our conversation and learn more about the gallery’s exciting journey.

Save the date and book your tickets for the 3rd edition of Art Antwerp organised by Art Brussels! This year's contemporary art fair will be held from Thursday 14 December to Sunday 17 December 2023, at Antwerp Expo. The event will feature over 70 contemporary art galleries representing 12 different countries.

The collector Alain Verleysen welcomed us at his art space Diskus with Joëlle Dubois and Frederick Keteleer. Discover Joëlle Dubois' installation at the collector's space, her relation with Alain Verleysen and her gallery Keteleer introduced as well by Frederick Keteleer, director of the gallery.

Discover the 39th edition of Art Brussels in the iconic hall 5 & 6 of BrusselsExpo! 

Yesterday we opened the 39th edition of the fair and it was amazing! Join us until Sunday 23 April at Brussels Expo to discover the 152 participating galleries.

Step into Galerie Great Meert to experience the current solo exhibition by Pieter Vermeersch, commented by gallery director Kim Rothuys. He also mentions the upcoming debut exhibition of David Claerbout and Magali Reus (whose work will be on display at the fair) at the gallery at the end of this year and in 2024.  The exhibition by Pieter Vermeersch will be on view until 23 April at the gallery. You will also be able to find the gallery in the PRIME section of the fair.

Step into the world of AKINCI with co-owner Renan Beunan, who opened the gallery's door to discuss their participation at Art Brussels in the DISCOVERY section with artist melanie bonajo. melanie bonajo with AKINCI will offer a glimpse into their project "When the body says yes" that was initiated at the Venice Biennale in 2022, with a presentation of three photographs arranged around a video. Viewers will be invited to immerse themselves in the experience by sitting on specially composed seats that the artist has made in collaboration with Théo Demans. melanie bonajo has also an institutional show at the FOMU in Antwerp which is part of our OFF Programme. This exhibition in on view until 04 June 2023.  Join us for the new edition of Art Brussels taking place from 20 to 23 April 2023.

Discover French artist Eva Jospin in conversation with Julien Bouharis (co-director of Galerie Suzanne Tarasieve) in her studio in Paris as they talk about her practice, her future projects and her history with the gallery. Furthermore, Eva Jospin will be present at Art Brussels 2023 with Galerie Suzanne Tarasieve in the PRIME section of the fair. She is also part of our artistic projects as a invited artist for the Ruinart Carte Blanche. Jospin will also have an exhibition – part of our OFF programme – at the Fondation Thalie, curated by Nathalie Guiot, which will open in Brussels just before the fair, on Saturday 15 April.

Quentin Grosjean, Founder and Director of QG Gallery in Knokke (Belgium), opened his doors to us to talk about the gallery, his participation at Art Brussels in the REDISCOVERY section and artist Jules Olitski. Join us for the new edition of Art Brussels, taking place from 20 to 23 April 2023.

The 38th edition of Art Brussels already happened a couple of weeks ago and we are happy to share with you glimpses of how it went! Art Brussels is one of Europe’s most original and established art fairs, it took place between Thursday 28 April and Sunday 1 May 2022 at Tour & Taxis in Brussels, Belgium. Gathering 157 galleries from 26 countries, the fair brought a strong and international line up and a unique mix of established artists and emerging talent. With an increase in SOLO gallery presentations, Art Brussels continues to be highly curated and more appealing than ever. Once again we would like to thank the galleries, artists, ambassadors, and our partners for their participation. Save the date for Art Brussels 2023 which will happen Thursday 20-23 April at Brussels Expo.

The 38th edition of Art Brussels took place between Thursday 28 April and Sunday 1 May. Here is a short video of our Preview and Vernissage Day.