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For extended periods during the last three years of his life, American artist Keith Haring lived in Belgium, saying that he quickly felt at home here.
Podcasts are rapidly gaining popularity. In the US in five years, the number of Americans over 12 who listen to at last one podcast a month has risen from 12% to 40%.
You may not know the name but you may well know his series Blacksad, which follows the adventures of PI John Blacksad, a black cat with a white snout, who like all the other animal characters in t
Centrale for Contemporary Arts, the City of Brussels museum, is presenting two concurrent exhibitions based on the bizarre world of photographer Roger Ballen.
In March 1969, Henry Kissinger forwarded to President Lyndon B Johnson a report produced by the CIA entitled Restless Youth, sub-titled What Makes Johnny Riot.
Ai Weiwei, Chinese dissident artist, is dismissed by some as a media darling and not much more.
Some 30 years ago, Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker created Achterland which was a pivotal turning point in her work.
The Art & Marges Museum in the Marolles is Brussels’ outsider art museum.
Mondo Cane was a scandalous Italian documentary movie of the early 1960s which consisted of totally unrelated segments ranging from pet cemeteries in California to ornamentally arranged monk’s bon
