Art for Everyone

Andy Warhol exhibition at the Saarlandmuseum Moderne Galerie in Saarbrücken (about 3 hours by car from Brussels). It's a cute city as well so why not come here for a weekend or a few days? The show still runs until October 18th.

This is a real thing in China.

This Isn’t A Missing Floor. It’s A Dragon Gate.

In Hong Kong, openings like this are incorporated into some high-rises according to feng shui, allowing dragons—and the auspicious energy they carry—to pass from the mountains to the sea.

Photographer: Danny - .photography [IG]

I need to go and see this. 😃

THE GRAND PALAIS IS ABOUT TO STAGE THE CÉZANNE SHOW OF A GENERATION 🎨
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"Cézanne et Nous" opens September 23 at the Grand Palais and runs through January 17, 2027.
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The show brings together 174 works: 69 by Cézanne and 105 by 78 artists he shaped, including Picasso, Matisse, Gauguin, Mondrian, Joan Mitchell, and Bridget Riley.
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Four institutions co-produced it: the Grand Palais, the Centre Pompidou, the Musée d'Orsay, and the Musée de l'Orangerie.
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Tickets went on sale July 7. Opening night closes at 6:30 PM.
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Will you see this one in person?

Would be curious to know how they look on the inside though.

I didn't know that this could actually happen but it looks amazing.

Massive Iceberg Flips Over Near Greenland, Creating Waves Visible From Shore Wow! Have you ever seen anything like this?

Art is meant to disturb you sometimes... so you can start to think about the why and see if you can make it better.

In 1974, Serbian performance artist Marina Abramović staged Rhythm 0, a six-hour performance in Naples, Italy, that became one of the most controversial works in the history of performance art. Standing completely still, she invited the audience to use any of 72 objects on her however they wished, from a rose and feather to razor blades, knives, and even a loaded gun.⁠
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At first, visitors were gentle, offering flowers and kisses. But as the hours passed, the atmosphere turned violent. Her clothes were cut away, her skin was sliced with razor blades, rose thorns were pressed into her stomach, and she was subjected to humiliation.⁠
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When the performance ended and Abramović began walking toward the audience, many fled rather than face her as a person again.⁠
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Reflecting on the experience, she later said, "What I learned was that if you leave it up to the audience, they can kill you." ⁠
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Rhythm 0 became a defining work of modern art, exploring power, violence, responsibility, and the darker side of human behavior. More than 50 years later, it remains one of history's most disturbing and influential performance pieces.

That sounds really impressive (again).

Brussels’ 2026 flower carpet extravaganza to honour Japan from 13 to 16 August After an Art Nouveau floral motif two years ago, this year’s edition of the Brussels Flower Carpet is inspired by Katsushika Hokusai’s world-famous Japanese print The Great Wave of Kanagawa.

The Petit Palais in Paris will soon show off a selection of little-known female sculptors, as well some others overlooked by art history. Starting on October 20th.

Prune Nourry As part of her exhibition entitled Visionaries, the Petit Palais has invited Prune Nourry to invest the spaces of the museum to highlight a selection of little-known female sculptors, as well as those overlooked by art history.