Art Brussels was inspiring – through the Discovery and Solo sections I had my first encounter with some exciting bodies of work that will help shape our curatorial vision for the future.
Iwona Blazwick
Director, Whitechapel Gallery, April 2019
Michael & I buy what we love and there was a lot to love at your fair. Art Brussels is the most welcoming, friendly art fair that we have ever experienced and we made many new discoveries.
Susan and Michael Hort
Collectors from USA, April 2019
Now in its 37th edition, the Belgian capital’s annual Art Brussels has firmly established itself as the discovery fair of the contemporary art scene.
Mariana Fernandez
New York Observer, April 2019
INSIGHTS | Interview with gallerist Jason Haam
In 2019, Jason Haam, from Seoul, participated in the PRIME section of Art Brussels, which focuses on mid-career and established artists on an international level. As part of Art Brussels Insights, we spoke with Jason Haam about his participation in the fair and how he looks at Belgium from Korea.
INSIGHTS | Conversation with artist Nadia Naveau
The SOLO presentations at Art Brussels are ambitious, individual projects dedicated to the work of a single artist. At Art Brussels 2019, Antwerp-based Base-Alpha Gallery hosted a SOLO exhibition by Belgian artist Nadia Naveau.
INSIGHTS | Quentin Grosjean (QG Gallery)
REDISCOVERY is a section dedicated to art from the 20th century and presents living or deceased artists who are underrecognized. The section aims to highlight surprising, unknown and original practices that have not yet entered into the art historical mainstream.
