We’re all set for another long bank holiday weekend and this one’s filled to the absolute max with exhibitions from Anne De Gelas, Wangechi Mutu, Frederik Heyman and others, plus concerts by skinny redhead King Krule and Bass Drums of Death. Read ›
Here’s us chatting with Brussels-based gallery founder Caroline Van Hoek about her take on the artist-as-jewellery-maker, why she expanded her space upwards and talent-scouting. Read ›
Picasso is joined by The XX, Krush and nocturnal trips to London’s museums on the city’s list of to-do’s this weekend. Yes, that’s right. Picasso. Read ›
Upcoming Brussels-based photographer Ismael Moumin shot the orange album’s fashion series for us, futuristic, dark and somewhat dystopian. Read ›
Kuhrye-oo, Azealia Banks and The Neighbourhood with a “u” have all been bouncing around the blogosphere of late, and here’s why. Read ›
Tonight at Botanique: Turntableism veterans C2C and Ghostpoet, British hip hop newcomer and critics’ darling. Read ›
We’ve pieced together a range of survival kit items to get you through the start-up years, from the essential laptop bag to lifesaving Aiki Noodles. Read ›
Coming soon to a weekend near you: a rare gig by legendary Belgian hip-hop group De Puta Madre and expos by Jean-Christophe Nourisson, iconic graffiti artist Kool Koor, Dutch painter Aaron Van Erp, Jan Yoors, Sharon Lockhart, German photographer Jessica Backhaus and more. Read ›
An exhibition exploring digital media, an expo showcasing iconic works of legendary Magnum photographers, a gig by The Black Belles and a party at Corsica Studios. Read ›
Having first profiled her work for our talent section, we got back in touch with up-and-coming photographer Kelly De Block to talk about her latest series, ‘Appearing/disappearing’. Read ›
The biting flames of a fire often conjure images of a nightmarish hell-threatening, destructive and deadly. But fire can also be celebratory, life-affirming and cosy (you know, the snap-crackle-and-pop type of cosiness). Here, we explore both sides of the coin Read ›
This week’s pick of worthy emerging acts include World Tour, Jessie Ware and FAMY. Read ›
Brussels’ Hotel BLOOM! hosts a unique edition of its now well-known Art‘n BLOOM! concept, bringing art and charity together in the creation of limited-edition duvet covers. Read ›
Brussels-based gallery Aeroplastics continues our series of throwaway projects today. Kitted out with their very own plastic snap box for Art Brussels, here’s their staff’s behind-the-scenes diary at Belgium’s biggest art fair. Read ›
Online shopping goes native with our pick of Belgium’s best e-tailers, plus a round-up of our favorites abroad, with a focus on sites featuring Belgian brands. Read ›
The weekend is set to be a good one for music lovers with the country’s concert halls graced by the likes of The Lemonheads, The Beatnuts, Dandy Warhols and Wallace Vanborn. Plus there’s an art book market in Ghent and exhibitions by Ian Wilson, Will Rogan, Stef Renodeyn and Lisa Carletta. Read ›
London dwellers can treat themselves to a weekend of Weighted Words, an LA-band Big Sir gig and a party at the Nest. And Gillian Wearing’s highly personal expo should also blip your radar. Read ›
The future is bright, the future is orange: Five Belgian kids with a bit more potential than the rest of them tell us about their dreams for tomorrow. Read ›
In part three of our exclusive mix series, we asked Belgian buzzblog Disco Naïveté to create a compilation of songs topping his current playlist. Read ›
Our pick of orange show-stopping goodies, from a Burberry trench to Kenzo’s latest perfume. Read ›
We talked to three Belgian musicians about their ‘thing’ for Orange amps. One of them is Wallace Vanborns frontman Ian Clement, who made it onto the cover of our orange album. Read ›