Direction Changes at Musea Brugge and Brusk
Leadership transitions are underway at two Belgian museum institutions, Musea Brugge and Brusk, as highlighted by Gilles Bechet in Le Journal des Arts n°683, published on September 18, 2026. This article consists of 486 words and is exclusively available to subscribers. Additionally, the same edition features a 502-word piece by Bechet concerning Benoît Schoonbroodt, an expert in art trafficking, who has been reinstated to Belgium's federal Economy administration. Other contributions include a 1,017-word legal analysis by Pierre Noual on the disclosure of artwork values, an 804-word article by Éva Hameau regarding the architectural renovation of art schools, and a 658-word report by Olivier Tosseri discussing a robust tourist season in Italy, attributed to heatwaves and extended evening hours at heritage sites.
Key facts
- Musea Brugge and Brusk are undergoing leadership changes
- The article was published in Le Journal des Arts n°683 on September 18, 2026
- The article runs 486 words and is by Gilles Bechet, correspondent in Belgium
- Full article access is reserved for subscribers
- Benoît Schoonbroodt was reinstated to Belgium's federal Economy administration but not to his former functions
- Pierre Noual wrote that a buyer's non-disclosure of the real value of Édouard Baldus photographs is not fraudulent reticence
- The École supérieure d'art et de design de Reims and the École européenne supérieure de l'image in Poitiers are moving to new buildings
- Italy saw a strong tourist season, with heatwaves altering destination choices and heritage sites busy during nocturnes
Entities
Artists
- Gilles Bechet
- Benoît Schoonbroodt
- Pierre Noual
- Édouard Baldus
- Éva Hameau
- Olivier Tosseri
Institutions
- Musea Brugge
- Brusk
- Le Journal des Arts
- administration fédérale de l'Économie
- École supérieure d'art et de design de Reims
- École européenne supérieure de l'image
Locations
- Brugge
- Belgium
- Reims
- France
- Poitiers
- Italy