19 November - 19 December 2024
17 September - 27 September 2024
Our first back-to-school event !
23 July - 02 September 2024
12 February - 30 March 2024
27 January - 04 February 2024
Each year, 130 international galleries occupy the 21,000 m² of Palais 3 and 4 at Brussels Expo. Whether it's ancient or modern painting, tribal art, jewellery, silverware or design, the highest quality galleries in each speciality are carefully selected for each edition. As soon as visitors arrive at BRAFA, they embark on a journey through the aisles, where a mix of periods and styles keep the eye alert. The diversity of specialities on offer also gives collectors the chance to branch out into other fields.
31 July - 11 November 2023
The gallery is pleased to lend its painting by Douanier Rousseau, Portrait de femme au bouquet de fleurs (Clémence Boitard, the artist's first wife) as part of the exhibition The Wonderful World of the Naïf Painters at the Shanghai Jiushi Art Museum.
This marks the inaugural exhibition of Naive Art painters in China. The event promises to immerse audiences in a pure, simple, and fantastical artistic dream crafted by nine representative artists, including Henri Rousseau, the founder of the Naive School. These artists form a group driven by boundless creativity, enthusiasm, and a profound imagination for art and a better life. Through their unique and natural perspectives, they observe, record, and depict everyday subjects, expressing their most genuine inner emotions. The exhibition is divided into five major sections and will feature over 50 oil paintings from Naive Art. The nine artists showcased are Camille Bombois, Andre Bauchant, Seraphine Louis, Henri Rousseau, Dominique Peyronnet, Jean Eve, Ferdinand Desnos, Louis Vivin, and Rene Rimbert.
06 June - 25 July 2023
A private collection
The Galerie des Modernes pays tribute to the painter Lucien Coutaud through the collection of Maryvonne and Jean Binder.
Built up over the last forty years, this collection brings together a significant number of works from the 1930s to the 1970s.
