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Five years on from inviting fans to “ask me anything,” charismatic Australian singer-songwriter Nick Cave opened up about life, death and grief in front of a sell-out audience in Brussels.
The Brussels region is planning to appoint a "city poet" - or several - to enhance the capital's cultural offering.
I’m happy to say that I no longer have to argue defensively for recognition of Simenon’s genius.
The life and work of bestselling Belgian author Georges Simenon is showcased at the Liège festival Spring Simenon from 8 to 11 March
“Near this spot formerly stood the Pensionnat Heger,” it says on a bronze plaque next to the Palais des Beaux-Arts, “where the writers Charlotte and Emily Brontë studied in 1842-43.” The plaque, p
Whether you like to draw yourself or like to look at drawings, you’ll find something to delight you during Brussels Drawing Week.
How do you make people feel like they are attending a real festival in person rather than online? That was the challenge facing the Passa Porta Festival, which kicks off on 21 March.
The new Deodato Gallery, dedicated to contemporary and urban art, is opening with a splash: Banksy: The Brussels Show includes originals on paper and can
