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Brussels Rhythm and Blues Club

Submitted by KateH on Mon, 02/20/2023 - 13:09

Scotch, No Soda, plus Zinneke Roadrunners

Doors 7:30pm Concert 8.30pm PAF - €22 (in advance) €25 (on the door)

Only 100 places available – buy tickets here

Aurélia Naccache | Espace(s) de femme

Submitted by Xavier Huysmans on Sat, 02/18/2023 - 16:38

In "Espace(s) de femme", French artist Aurélia Naccache reveals her passion for women's relationship with freedom, desire, sensuality, nature, solitude, and their body. 

The painter's figurative elements provide essential clues to the architecture of the face and the contours of the body. They are supported or accompanied by colours that sketch the setting, create a context, an atmosphere, a tone.

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