Mark Pezinger Verlag publishes artworks ranging from one-offs to higher editions and from books towards sound works to performances. In the exhibition 9 to 5 Mark Pezinger presents Kasper... Read more

We wanted to build an exhibition around the "aesthetics of location" mainly,
but also included into this framework are the elements of interiors,
and the objects that... Read more

A project by Diego Thielemans with César Brun, Sebastian Capouet, Benjamin Installé and Raphael Van Lerberghe.  This project responds to the idea that the length of a film is... Read more

The young Brussels association KAOS (Kunstatelier Opperstraat - Ixelles) stands for artistic projects with artists with or without psychiatric disorders. For their project, Return to Sender, KAOS... Read more

“Echolalia” is the repetition of words by a child when it learns how to talk, but it also refers to a medical condition that makes someone compulsively repeat words and sentences. Under this... Read more

During the Exhibition, the Studio Will Be Close is the second episode of a recurrent commitment made by WIELS that relates the artists formerly involved in the residency programme to its... Read more

Since 2010, WIELS and the nonprofit organisation Lire et Ecrire Bruxelles Sud have offered weekly art workshops to an adult literacy group.
From 16.05.2014 untill 01.06.2014, you 're welcome... Read more

I'm basically a pulp artist. As popular culture grows and at times threatens to overwhelm everything, I think any artist is aware of his relationship to it. At the same time, I also believe art is not popular culture or entertainment. – Allen Ruppersberg Read more

There is a vast difference between taking a picture and making a photograph.– Robert Heinecken Read more

It takes courage to say what comes to her: she never knows what could come up and scare her. At some point, she felt like a tiger with a deadly arrow buried in its flesh. What is the... Read more

Akram Zaatari, born in Saida in 1966 and based in Beirut, presented one of the most memorable works at the Lebanese Pavilion at last year’s Venice Biennale. WIELS shows this theatrical... Read more

Franz Erhard Walther’s exhibition offers an in-depth look at an influential German artist whose pioneering work straddles minimalist sculpture, conceptual art, abstract painting, and... Read more

Petrit Halilaj (b. 1986 in Kostërrc) was too young to remember the Berlin Wall falling but just old enough to remember all too well what came in its wake in what quickly became the ‘former’... Read more