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Belgium commemorates 75 years since the artist's death with a year-long season of exhibitions and events, often highlighting the lesser known aspects of his work

Antwerp is like “an exotic woman with baroque hips who flaunts her titillating mix of modern and traditional, cool and monumental, trendy and bohemian”, one guide book says.

A paper in the Cambridge Archaeological Journal suggests a 15th-century diptych depicts St. Steven carrying a prehistoric hand-axe.

An informative survey explores one of the 20th century’s artistic side-streams, which captured quiet Flemish villages and provincial voyeurism between the wars

The Antwerp-born painter had a gift for marrying northern and southern traditions

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Blitz Valletta  is presenting a public online conversation between Belgian artist David Claerbout and Blitz curator Sara Dolfi Agostini today at 6pm. Claerbout participated in The Eye of The Storm − Blitz’s first online exhibition, part of the new online initiative OPEN − with Oil Workers (from the Shell Company of Nigeria) Returning Home from Work, Caught in Torrential Rain (2013). The conversation will focus primarily on this artwork, the evolution of Claerbout’s practice since then ...