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5 days ago · Art Nouveau was the brainchild of Belgians like Victor Horta and Paul Hankar who broke with the classical themes weighing down late 19th century architecture. The movement fell out of fashion in the 1950s, brushed away by the brute efficiency of Brusselization.
- Eviction of occupied building in Ixelles cancelled again
The planned eviction of 80 people from a vacant care home in...
- Eviction of occupied building in Ixelles cancelled again
Jun 27, 2024 · Located on the edge of the Flagey square and next to the Ixelles ponds, this building – formerly the headquarters of the national radio and television institution – has now more than ever become a crossroad where artistic disciplines can meet and exchange ideas.
1 day ago · By Jürgen Klute and Zhou Yi The Chinese Pavilion in the Royal Palace Gardens in the Laeken district of the Belgium und European capital Brussels is awakening from a deep slumber For over ten years, the Chinese Pavilion in the Royal Palace Gardens in Laeken has been lying empty and unused in a kind of slumber, threatening
1 day ago · The planned eviction of 80 people from a vacant care home in Ixelles, Brussels, has been called off, according to Rockin’Squat, a collective which helps to offer shelter for vulnerable people. The group had feared the eviction would go ahead as scheduled on Monday morning. Around 20 people gathered at the site to protest against the action.
5 days ago · Muzium Negara is a repository of Malaysia's rich cultural and historical heritage. The three storied structure is 109.7 meters long, 15.1 meters wide and 37.6 meters at the central point. The museum houses four exhibition galleries featuring Malaysia's history and rich cultural diversity.
2 days ago · Last spring, a project called See U moved into the 25,000 square-metre site of former military barracks in Ixelles, which houses over 40 different cultural and artistic projects, including an eye-catching wooden velodrome which made it the go-to spot of the summer.
5 days ago · A selection of works and artefacts, rarely visible to the public, from the deposits of three of its most important museum institutions: the Borghese Gallery, the National Gallery and the Capitoline Museums.
