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Our pick of Brussels’ best activities – online and off – for the coming week
Head to the Alice Gallery to see
Window, a solo show by American artist Jeffrey Cheung. Known for founding Unity Queer Skateboarding, which brings together all of his passions – art, skateboarding and queer people of colour – his work is bold, colourful and brimming with life.
Until 1 April, R
ue du Pays de Liège 4
International Women’s Day is on 8 March, and Brussels-City is hosting Women’s Rights Week. There are many events and activities, including an audio walking tour flagging up women’s contribution to the city, online film screenings and a panel of women talking about their accomplishments. Design Museum Brussels is hosting the movie
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Alice Gallery in Brussels, Belgium is hosting a group exhibition featuring new works by Jean Jullien alongside his brothers and friends: Nicolas Jullien, Gwendal Le Bec and Yann Le Bec. Entitled “Les Gens,” the sprawling presentation features a dynamic display of minimalist paintings and sculptures that were all made in the artists’ shared Parisian studio. The selection of works encompasses minimalist takes on idyllic landscapes, playful characters, and other subjects that were borne from their shared reality.
“The painting work for Yann, Gwendal and Jean is a natural extension of that of illustration. As illustrators, they comment on society with, often, this humorous touch as a spiritual reflection of our human condition,” said the gallery in a statement. “Their painter’s gaze on people is more poetic here, with a more discreet narration that leaves room for your imagination. By ellipse, Nicolas takes an identical path when he goes from animation