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Like politics, religion and food art is a too personal thing to advise on, but possibly Wiels in Brussels in a former brewery of the same name: http://www.wiels.org/en/16/Practical-Info3
Quick question for Belgian specialists.Sorry, non-specialist. But from my newspaper:
#1's suggestion and
...look also at http://www.bozar.be
Also look at the MAS in Antwerpen, the building being contemporaine art itself (IMO!)
And in Mechelen: http://www.newtopia.be/en/#slide_1
Edited by: arizona
Mechelen exposition finished in the mean time.
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It's nice to know that the name of the federal museum 'Bozar' is the French 'Beaux Arts' written phonetically in the Flemish way. That's the way to solve your language divide!8
Oops, i've missed this topic. Is your question still valid Luca?@ Ton,
Yes, the name of the museum Bozar is just an example of how Belgians like to unify two languages into one word or name, and has become a rather popular habit in recent years. Lots of shops, cafés and restaurants do the same, even in Flanders.
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No.I've been and now i'm back in Palermo.....A very nice few days,and the museums were great..I managed to see the Smak in Gent,Bozar and Wiels as well.Nice markets too,and food in general.....the only negative was the weather some days ;-(
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Best wishes everybody in the New Year, glad you enjoyed your trip luc.BTW. It's a pity you seemed to have missed Palermo on the Meuse (in Dutch) ;-)
