Palaces 5 and 6 of Heysel are hosting an art fair until Sunday evening which aims to be even more friendly, festive and open to the world with galleries from 30 countries.
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Journalist at the Culture department
By Jean-Marie WynantsPublished on 04/26/2024 at 08:27
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PEagerly, collectors, professionals and other VIPs gathered Thursday morning, in front of the entrance to Palace 5 of Heysel, as if for the start of a marathon. At 11 a.m. sharp, the crowd was released and instantly spread into the vast aisles welcoming 177 galleries from 30 countries and presenting exclusively contemporary artists. And it is the only element that connects these women and men (more than 800) developing a multitude of practices and techniques of a very wide variety.
Art Brussels, until April 28, palaces 5 and 6 of Brussels Expo, Heysel plateau, www.artbrussels.com.
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