Kunsthal Rotterdam proudly presents the first retrospective on French creator Thierry Mugler. This major exhibition will reveal the multiple universes of this undeniably artistic figure – visionary couturier, director, photographer, and perfumer – in a retrospective of his work, especially his ready-to-wear and haute couture creations.

The exhibition is on show from 13 October – 8 March 2020

Please visit the website of Kunsthal Rotterdam for more information.

KETELEER GALLERY presents the newest solo exhibition by ROA. The show will contain an entirely new body of work created for the occasion during his residency at KETELEER GALLERY, Antwerp.

From October 19, Kunsthal Rotterdam presents ‘A Half Truth is a Whole Lie’, a wall painting by Dutch artist Saïd Kinos. Kinos is an artist mainly focussing on murals, both indoor and in the public space. Kinos’ work is inspired by language, typography, symbols, social media, and communication. The mural in HAL 6 is specially painted for Kunsthal Rotterdam and part of talent development program Kunsthal Light.

Please visit the website of Kunsthal Rotterdam for more information.

30 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, 31 artists get together for paying tribute to those who fought for freedom.

On the occasion of this historic anniversary, Huberty & Breyne Gallery, with the collaboration of the German Embassy and the Kingdom of Belgium, has invited to 31 international artists to make their own interpretation of the idea of ‘wall’ (MUR).

B-Murals presents TÀPIA, a collective exhibition that will congregate 24 of the most representative artists of the neo-muralist movement to show the figurativism techniques together with the best and most transgressive contemporary realism to open a discussion around the use of urban spaces.

https://www.bmurals.com/

Amsterdam Light Festival is a must-see when visiting Amsterdam during winter. 21 artists selected for the exhibition interpreted the theme Disrupt! in a variety of ways.

Not just the art but also the city itself is part of the exhibition. Along the route, different places and buildings that have an interesting connection with theme Disrupt! will be highlighted and explained. You’ll be surprised how many traces are left behind by important, disruptive events in the history of the city, from large-scale renovations and “redevelopments” to wars and riots.

Check the website for more information.