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European Film Festival
Born out of the former Brussels International Film Festival, the Brussels European Film Festival was created in 2003 by Dominique Janne and Jan De Clerq. The distinctive feature of the Festival is the exclusive promotion of European directors' first and second films. Committed to the quality and diversity of its films, the Festival is dedicated to supporting emerging talent in filmmaking. The Festival line-up is both rich and accessible to all audiences. In its nine day run, the Festival will feature exclusive presentations of nearly fifty films.
Start: Sat, 28 Jun 2008
End: Sun, 6 Jul 2008
Venue: Flagey


FESTIVAL MIDIS-MINIMES
Like every year, the Midis-Minimes Festival offers you a concert of about 40 minutes every weekday in Brussels Minimes Church and the Conservatory. Diversified festival with traditional music on Monday, old on Tuesday, 18th century music on Wednesday, contemporary music on Thursday, and 19th century music on Friday. Discover new repertoires, composers, artists, instruments... At the same time, 3 cycles are devoted to instruments in general: women's voices, the piano and some "curiosities".
Running: 1 Jul 2008 to 22 Aug 2008
Venue: Minimes Church


Belgique 58
On 17 April 1958, the first World´s Fair of the post-war period was enthusiastically inaugurated in Brussels: « Expo 58 ». Despite the wide variety of the pavilions, the exhibition gives a feeling of belonging to the same epoch. The exhibition seeks to present significant architectural and decorative forms of this « 58 style », characterised by the abandonment of the monumental symmetries of the pre-war years and the use of oblique lines and curves, walls of glass, smooth and coloured materials like enamelled Eternit as well as marked by the appearance of tensile structures, hyperbolic shells… Drawings, photographs, models, posters and furniture bring to life this rare moment of optimism which sealed the end of the post-war years and the passage to the consumer society.
Running: 26 Feb 2008 to 28 Sep 2008
Venue: Architecture Museum


Paintings from the British Royal Collection
The Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium are pleased to announce that they will host an exhibition of some fifty paintings from the collection of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The exhibition entitled Paintings from the British Royal Collection: Bruegel to Rubens will be shown at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts in Brussels from 9 May to 21 September, 2008. The exhibition will previously have been shown at The Queen's Gallery at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh and then subsequently at The Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace in London.
Running: 16 May 2008 to 21 Sep 2008
Venue: Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium


Contemporary Art in the World Fair
In 1958, at the World Fair, the retrospective exhibition 50 Years of Modern Art gathered together the masterpieces of the greatest museums in the world. Fifty years later the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium recalls the great moments of that exhibition by means of documents, records and works of Victor Vasarely, Karel Appel, Asger Jorn,…The World Fair also constituted an « open-air museum » due to the participation of the artists for the decoration of the gardens and pavilions, a trend which is illustrated by the history of Alexander Calder's flagship sculpture, The Whirling Ear, and the panels The Americans produced by Saul Steinberg for the pavilion of the United States.
Running: 16 May 2008 to 21 Sep 2008
Venue: Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium


BELLE EPOQUE SUMMER AT THE MUSEUM OF IXELLES
This summer is all about the "Belle Epoque "at the museum of Ixelles. You will get the opportunity to get to know everything about this blooming period in Belgian artistic creation. A unique retrospective entitled 'Naturalism and Art Nouveau' is organized in tribute of Alexandre Charpentier, a French versatile artist who contributed enormously to the development of Art Nouveau in France and Belgium. The museum's full collection of posters of Toulouse-Lautrec are shown to the public, as well as the most remarkable late 19th century works from the legacy of the Brussels patron Octave Maus.
Running: 29 May 2008 to 31 Aug 2008
Venue: Ixelles Museum


Art & Finance in Europe
The European Association of Public Banks (EAPB) announces a new joint initiative today with the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium (RMFAB) entitled "Art and Finance in Europe“. The EAPB and the Royal Museums plan to organize an exhibition highlighting the relationship between Art and Finance, focusing on a specific century. The first "Art and Finance in Europe“ exhibition will concentrate on the 15th century and is composed of some 20 major works from the permanent RMFAB collection. The exhibition comprises masterpieces by, amongst others, Rogier van der Weyden, Gerard David, Hans Memling, Joos van der Beke, Named van Cleve, Albrecht Bouts and Quinten Massys. Leading art experts, Michel Draguet and Joost Vander Auwera (CVs in annex) have lent their expertise in support of the exhibition . A European Association of Public Banks' collaboration.
Running: 12 Jun 2008 to 5 Oct 2008
Venue: Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium