Standard ticket price
Free for members

Come and discover the exhibition Generations of Resilience during the extended opening hours!

Every last Thursday of the month
Until 7:30pm

Hangar
Place du Châtelain 18
1050 Brussels
02 538 00 85
contact@hangar.art

In the presence of the artist

Mathilde Hatzenberger Gallery
Rue Washington 145
1050 Brussels
+32 478 84 89 81
mh@mathildehatzenberger.eu
www.mathildehatzenberger.eu

Salt paper was the most widely used paper-based photographic process for producing positives (from paper negatives) from 1839 until the 1860s.
This is an essential moment in the history of photography.
This paper is based on silver nitrate, a metallic salt with very low light sensitivity. When silver nitrate is mixed with cooking salt, silver chloride is formed, which is much more sensitive to light.
When exposed to light, silver chloride transforms into silver to produce beautiful shades of brown.

Information & Booking: info@enfantsauvagebxl.com

L’Enfant Sauvage
Rue de l'Enseignement 23
1000 Bruxelles
0483 05 17 62
info@enfantsauvagebxl.com
www.enfantsauvagebxl.com

We are delighted to invite you for a brunch with our current exhibited artist, France Dubois
on Sunday February 25th,  which is also the last day of Photo Brussels Festival.

The Palm Beach
Rue Meyerbeer 61
1190 Brussels
0474 86 42 45
sandrineviumasia@thepalmbeach.be
www.thepalmbeach.be

Step into the rhythm of Kinshasa at Cloud Seven with ‘Kinshasa’s Pulse - Beyond the Frame’, a festive evening to celebrate our exhibition KINSHASA 1960s-2020s: Jean Depara - Alain Nzuzi Polo. Talented DJs Auncle Bolingo, Mambele, and Blacksapho will be behind the decks with their unique styles but similar energy.

Entrance: € 8 at the door. 

For those who haven’t had the chance to visit the exhibition yet, this is a great opportunity to come by and savor the fusion of art and music, with culinary delights as an extra!

Cloud Seven
Quai du Commerce 7
1000 Brussels
0470 38 28 30
info@cloudseven.be

In presence of the artists.

A Little Gallery
0484 500 441
Rue Lebeau 45
1000 Brussels
alittlegallery2@gmail.com
www.alittlegallery.com

ONLY BY RESERVATION

K41 NordiKeye
Rue Keyenveld 41
1050 Brussels
0474 96 75 76
kristapautio@yahoo.fr
https://k41.gallery

Conversation between Christophe Gaillard and Marina Gadonneix.

Reservation is required via email: brussels@galerie-gaillard.com 

Galerie Christophe Gaillard
Quai du Commerce 50
1000 Brussels
brussels@galerie-gaillard.com
https://galeriegaillard.com

With Alan Jeuland photographer and author of the current exhibition "I'm So Happy To See You" and Zineb Fashi author of the book "Le Yoga, nouvel esprit du capitalisme".

A yoga practitioner and teacher, Zineb Fashi takes a critical look at her discipline, which has become so much a part of mainstream culture that it is now taught in companies, schools and hospitals.

Together, they will dissect, from their respective points of view, the reasons why the happiness industry puts the responsibility of coping with the demands of capitalism on the shoulders of individuals.

Conference moderated by Charlotte Lalau

The conference will take place at 4pm at Pianofabriek Rue du Fort 35, 1060 Saint-Gilles (in front of La Nombreuse)

Pianofabriek
Rue du Fort 35
1060 Brussels
0479 63 46 94
lanombreuse@gmail.com
https://www.instagram.com/lanombreuse/?hl=fr

Olivier Grasser (director of Contretype) will present the archipelago project and the six artists selected for the 2024 edition.

CONTRETYPE
Cité Fontainas 4A
1060 Brussels
02 538 42 20
info@contretype.org
www.contretype.org

Lens on Africa: Exploring Diverse Narratives

As part of the PhotoBrussels Festival, the Brussels African Center, Galerie Gomis and Cloud Seven are delighted to present "Lens on Africa: Exploring Diverse Narratives."

Join us for an exclusive private tour led by culture journalist Maria Bemba, inviting you to delve into three distinct spaces offering unique perspectives on African visual storytelling.

Book your ticket now for a unique itinerary specially crafted for you. The tour is limited to 30 personnes and the visit will start 10 minutes after the scheduled rendez-vous.

Language: FR / ENG

Price: 8 €

Schedule:

13h50 - 15h00:

The tour kicks off at Brussels African Art Center (BAAC), where you'll be welcomed by co-founder Sandra Agbessi and discover the mesmerizing work of Derrick Ofosu
Boateng.

📍 BAAC Hôtel van Eetvelde Avenue Palmerston 2, 1000 Brussels

15h30 - 16h30:

Immerse yourself in the new wave of diasporic perspectives with the group show "Future Gaze" curated by Marie Gomis.

📍 Galerie Gomis Rue Lebeau, 25, 1000 Brussels.

17h00 - 18h00:

Our journey concludes with a visit to the exhibition "KINSHASA 1960’s - 2020’s JEAN DEPARA & ALAIN POLO NZUZI," an intergenerational dialogue from the collection of Frederic De Goldschmidt, founder of Cloud Seven.

📍 Quai du Commerce 7, 1000 Brussels

But the adventure doesn't end there! The visit will be followed by an evening of celebration at Cloud Seven.

BUY YOUR TICKET HERE : bit.ly/3SNjfgQ

Pauline Caplet, photographer, founder and director of the photographic space L'Enfant Sauvage, offers you an individual image reading.

Image readings are an essential part of the photographer's process.
From this meeting may come leads, ideas, contacts or help in submitting a project to a gallery, festival or competition.

> Participants will submit digital and/or silver prints, in colour, black & white or on any paper medium.
> 40-minute individual interview
> 40€

Info & Booking: info@enfantsauvagebxl.com

L’Enfant Sauvage
Rue de l'Enseignement 23
1000 Bruxelles
0483 05 17 62
info@enfantsauvagebxl.com
www.enfantsauvagebxl.com

KULT XL
Rue Wiert 23
1050 Bruxelles
lagalaelisa@gmail.com
https://culture.ixelles.be/fr/places/kult-xl-ateliers/

KULT XL
Rue Wiert 23
1050 Bruxelles
lagalaelisa@gmail.com
https://culture.ixelles.be/fr/places/kult-xl-ateliers/

- "Imaginary World, Imagined World” -
Roundtable on Fiction and Iconic Narration in the Age of AI
With Dan Zhu, Petermfriess, Roland Van der Hoeven, Olivier Guyaux

This roundtable will explore the intersections of fiction, iconic narration, and artificial intelligence. As AI technologies continue to advance, the boundaries between the imaginary and the imagined blur, offering new creative possibilities, but also challenging our current understanding of art, creativity and storytelling.

The recent possibilities of AI in video and photographic creation are revolutionary. AI now enables creators to generate hyper-realistic images, animations, and videos from simple textual descriptions, transforming the way narratives are visualised and stories are told or revisited. This technology not only automates parts of the creative process but also introduces a new dimension of creativity, where the collaboration between human imagination and neural networks helps to create unprecedented forms of art.

 The Tiny Gallery in Brussels, dedicated to photography the late 19th to early 20th centuries, but also to contemporary creations, would like to stimulate a necessary discussion on the transformative impact of AI on the visual arts and setting the stage for a future where the boundaries of what can be imagined and created are continually expanded.

 More infos :
https://tinygallery.photo/blogs/agenda/18-02-2024-imaginary-world-imagined-world

Tiny Gallery
Rue de la Cuve 26
1050 Bruxelles
0475 27 95 56
ogc@ogc.be
https://tinygallery.photo
Open: Wednesday to Saturday - 3pm - 6pm

Renew Art Gallery, in collaboration with Tiny Gallery and collage artist Dominique Gringoire, is offering you the chance to create your own #PBF work! In 2 hours, you'll discover cyanotype (an ancient monochromatic photographic process) in a very special way: cutting, composing and pasting pieces of images....Dominique Gringoire will guide you through a captivating and instinctive creative process.

PRICE: €40 (materials provided / exhibition visit included / coffee and tea after the workshop)
NB: maximum 6 participants
https://forms.gle/cdh6uEzHAUW68fx49

Tiny Gallery
Rue de la Cuve 26
1050 Bruxelles

Kim Cappart
Renew Art Gallery ASBL 
info@renewartgallery.com
0494 73 06 05

Join us for a conversation between the artist Lucas Leffler and Gwennaëlle Gribaumont, Art historian and critic specializing in contemporary art, on the occasion of Lucas Leffler's personal exhibition Constellation of Nitrate at Lee Bauwens Gallery.

The talk will be held in French at the gallery on Saturday, 17.02 at 15:00.

Confirm your attendance

Lee Bauwens Gallery
Rue du Charme 36
1190 Brussels
0475 41 19 63
hello@leebauwens.com
https://www.leebauwens.com/

Brussels African Art Center
Lab-an - Hôtel van Eetvelde
Avenue Palmerston 2
1000 Bruxelles
sandra.agbessi@baacenter.org
https://www.instagram.com/brussels_african_art_center/

With a guided tour of the exhibition (S')EMPOUVOIRER followed by the screening of the documentary All the Beauty and the Bloodshed by Laura Poitras. In partnership with the Centre du Film sur l'Art.

More info here: https://lejacquesfranck.be/event/all-the-beauty-and-the-bloodshed/2024-02-14/

Centre culturel Jacques Franck
Chaussée de Waterloo 94
1060 Brussels
025389020
 info@lejacquesfranck.be 
https://www.lejacquesfranck.be

L’Enfant Sauvage
Rue de l'Enseignement 23
1000 Bruxelles
0483 05 17 62
info@enfantsauvagebxl.com
www.enfantsauvagebxl.com

Readers :
Catherine Henkinet (ISELP) @iselp_brussels
Olivier Grasser (Contretype) @contretype_asbl
Pauline Caplet (L'enfant sauvage) @enfantsauvagebxl
Gil Bauwens (Lee-Bauwens Gallery) @leebauwensgallery

Programme :
The artists see all the readers 20 min (per reading)
10am to 12pm: Reading
12h-13h30: Break
1.30 pm - 5.30 pm: Reading

12 places.
Admission: €40 for 4 readings (€30 for under-30s).

Registration form :
Send a pdf file to info@photo-contraste.com containing, a mini cv and a text presenting your approach, 20 images maximum in digital format.
Application deadline 30 January 2024: 12 places available.

Entry requirements :
Be an active artist in the field of image (photography, image, film or digital, video, installation, etc.);
Have a regular artistic practice in the field of image.

Atelier Contraste
Rue Général Capiaumont 45/47
1040 Brussels
0475 81 90 12
info@photo-contraste.com
www.photo-contraste.com

On Saturday 10 February 2024, Linda and Diego (and his magnificent dog, Lilou), who have agreed to pose for Vincen's camera, will share with us what's close to their hearts. The link between these two local residents is the vegetable garden in the courtyard of the Centre Tour à Plomb, in which they are both involved, and the common denominator of the evening will be sharing and meeting new people. Linda will take us on a voyage of discovery as she invites us to concoct a traditional Thai soup with her, and Diego will offer us a musical moment of participation.

Our eyes, ears and taste buds will be delighted!

An exhibition organised as part of the PhotoBrussels Festival

Centre Tour à Plomb
Rue de l'Abattoir 24
1000 Bruxelles
022 79 59 24
stephane.roy@brucity.be
https://touraplomb.be/

LMNO
Avenue Emile De Mot 17
1000 Bruxelles
0498573547
info@lmno.be
http://lmno.be/

Mathilde Hatzenberger Gallery
Rue Washington 145
1050 Brussels
+32 478 84 89 81
mh@mathildehatzenberger.eu
www.mathildehatzenberger.eu

Photographers: Lola Bastin, Cristina Epure, Wout De Ridder, Sujay Iyer, Lily Josancy, Christina Ford, Marina Kalleny, Marta Runarsdottir, Carole Moncoquet, Ben Money-Kyrle, Beatričė Narbutaitė, Nina Vlassova, Dorothée Wycart, Sephan Van Den Zegel, Olivier Guyaux

Tiny Gallery
Rue de la Cuve 26
1050 Bruxelles
0475 27 95 56
ogc@ogc.be
https://tinygallery.photo

ASBL Cultures & Publics
Rue Mercelis 81
1050 Brussels
023803818
rosanna.graceffa@cutluresetpublics.be
https://www.culturesetpublics.be 

After the talk, we'll be having a little drink and then inviting guests to join Frédéric de Goldschmidt, who is also organising an event that day from 18:00 until late into the night (screenings + DJ set).

Frédéric de Goldschmidt
Quai du Commerce 7
1000 Brussels
02 882 70 77