Brussels, Belgium
BOZAR
Horta's art deco centre for exhibitions, concerts and film in the middle of Brussels.
Not a permanent collection but a programme: large-scale art exhibitions alongside classical concerts and cinema, in a Victor Horta building that hides most of its volume underground.
Opening hours and prices change regularly — always check the museum’s own site before you travel.
Do not miss
- — Horta architecture
- — Major temporary exhibitions
- — Concert hall
On show & coming up
All exhibitions →Kentridge is Bozar's Grand Invité for the 2026–27 season, with an exhibition built around his theatre work and everything it feeds: collage, drawing, animation, film and installation.
The first retrospective in almost fifty years of the Belgian painter, shown alongside his Belgian and international contemporaries.
In the Antichambres, the Belgian artist puts new work next to pieces from the couturier's archive — two practices obsessed with what time does to material.
A VR journey through memory, archives and Iraqi stories.
An architecture and urbanism exhibition on the life of a central station and the city around it.
Environments built from stretched fabric by the Lithuanian-American artist, made to be entered rather than looked at.
Ancient, modern and contemporary art follow fruit around the world — and the trade, labour and appetite that carried it.
Whiteread casts the space around and inside things. A Conversation Pieces edition devoted to her sculpture.
