Art Brussels

Art Brussels is an annual contemporary art fair held in Brussels, Belgium, recognized as one of Europe's leading art events. Established in 1968, the fair has evolved into a key platform for galleries, collectors, and artists, attracting international participation while maintaining a connection to Belgium’s rich artistic heritage. The event takes place at Brussels Expo, a venue known for its expansive exhibition space and Art Deco architectural influence.

The fair features a diverse selection of galleries presenting modern and contemporary artworks across various media, including painting, sculpture, photography, and digital art. It is structured into curated sections that highlight emerging artists, established names, and innovative artistic practices, offering a comprehensive view of the contemporary art landscape. The DISCOVERY section focuses on young and emerging artists, while the PRIME section presents work by internationally recognized figures. REDISCOVERY showcases historically notable but underrepresented artists, adding an element of historical dialogue to the fair.

In addition to gallery exhibitions, Art Brussels includes an extensive program of talks, panel discussions, and special projects that explore current trends and critical issues in contemporary art. With a reputation for fostering dialogue between artists, collectors, and institutions, the fair contributes to Brussels’ growing status as a hub for contemporary art in Europe. Its central location further enhances its appeal, providing access to a vibrant cultural scene enriched by museums, private collections, and artist-run spaces.