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Art Brussels 2024: 40th Edition Brings 176 Galleries to Brussels Expo

festival-fair · 2026-04-23

Art Brussels celebrates its 40th edition from April 25 to 28, 2024, at Brussels Expo's Halls 5 and 6, an Art Deco venue built for the 1935 Brussels International Exposition. The fair presents 176 galleries across four sections: PRIME (119), DISCOVERY (37), REDISCOVERY (11), and INVITED (9), plus a SOLO sub-section with 28 presentations. International participants include Almine Rech, Gladstone, Mendes Wood DM, and MASSIMODECARLO. Newcomers such as Air de Paris, Harper's, and Mai 36 Galerie join. Belgian galleries like Baronian, Xavier Hufkens, and Tim Van Laere Gallery return. The fair debuts an outdoor sculpture project supported by the City of Brussels, with a jury selecting the artist. Managing Director Nele Verhaeren highlights a 60% returning gallery rate, prizes for gallerists and artists, and a nostalgic flashback area. Partners Delen Private Bank and Bank Van Breda continue support.

Key facts

  • Art Brussels 40th edition runs April 25–28, 2024 at Brussels Expo Halls 5 and 6.
  • 176 galleries from 31 countries participate across PRIME, DISCOVERY, REDISCOVERY, INVITED, and SOLO sections.
  • 56 participating galleries have a location in Belgium.
  • New international key players include Air de Paris, Harper's, and Mai 36 Galerie.
  • First outdoor sculpture project organized with City of Brussels; mayor Philippe Close supports acquisition.
  • 60% of galleries are returning; one in four galleries represents emerging artists.
  • Prizes awarded for winning gallerists or artists in each section.
  • Partners: Delen Private Bank and Bank Van Breda.

Entities

Artists

  • Mrzyk & Moriceau
  • Charles Henry Sommelette
  • Wolfram Ullrich
  • Constantin Nitsche
  • Gabrielė Adomaitytė
  • TR Ericsson
  • Denicolai & Provoost
  • Oscar Giaconia
  • Jeanne Vicerial
  • Sandro DeAlexandris
  • Patrick Angus
  • Logan T. Sibrel
  • Diogo Pimentão
  • Susan Schwalb
  • Rebecca Salter
  • Louise Barbu
  • Elga Heinzen
  • Zuka
  • Francis Dusépulchre
  • André Willequet
  • Lewis Stein

Institutions

  • Art Brussels
  • Brussels Expo
  • Delen Private Bank
  • Bank Van Breda
  • City of Brussels
  • Baronian
  • De Brock
  • Xavier Hufkens
  • rodolphe janssen
  • Harlan Levey Projects
  • MARUANI MERCIER
  • Greta Meert
  • Sorry We’re Closed
  • Gallery Sofie Van de Velde
  • PLUS-ONE Gallery
  • Tim Van Laere Gallery
  • Axel Vervoordt
  • Almine Rech
  • Ceysson & Bénétière
  • C L E A R I N G
  • Galeria Vera Cortês
  • Gladstone
  • The Hole
  • Galerie Lelong & Co
  • Mendes Wood DM
  • Nathalie Obadia
  • Nino Mier
  • SMAC
  • Air de Paris
  • Andréhn Schiptjenko
  • annex14
  • Berg Gallery
  • Galerie Christophe Gaillard
  • Harper’s
  • Mai 36 Galerie
  • MASSIMODECARLO
  • Duarte Sequeira
  • Galerie Thomas Schulte
  • Steve Turner
  • Zander Galerie
  • Dep Art Gallery
  • Gratin
  • LMNO
  • MONITOR
  • TEMPLON
  • Alice Amati
  • Ballon Rouge
  • Double V Gallery
  • Galerie Droste
  • Freight+Volume
  • Galerie Claire Gastaud
  • Philipp von Rosen Galerie
  • Suburbia Contemporary
  • The Drawing Room
  • The Rooster Gallery
  • Zalucky Contemporary
  • 10 A.M. ART
  • Galerie Thomas Fuchs
  • Patrick Heide Contemporary Art
  • Françoise Livinec
  • Maurice Verbaet Gallery
  • VIN VIN
  • C.C.C.
  • Rose Easton
  • KIN Gallery
  • RESERVOIR
  • Spiaggia Libera

Locations

  • Brussels
  • Belgium
  • BrusselsExpo
  • Knokke
  • Zaventem
  • Antwerp
  • Wijnegem
  • Hong Kong
  • Paris
  • London
  • New York
  • Shanghai
  • Geneva
  • Koerich
  • Lyon
  • Saint-Etienne
  • Beverly Hills
  • Los Angeles
  • Seoul
  • Lisbon
  • São Paulo
  • Marfa
  • Cape Town
  • Johannesburg
  • Stellenbosch
  • Romainville
  • Stockholm
  • Zürich
  • Berlin
  • Milan
  • Beijing
  • Braga
  • Cologne
  • Rome
  • Pereto
  • Marseille
  • Makati
  • Vilnius
  • Toronto
  • Stuttgart
  • Vienna
  • Copenhagen
  • Madrid
  • Munich
  • Cetate
  • Genoa
  • Budapest
  • Valencia
  • Barcelona
  • Amsterdam
  • Riga
  • Tblissi
  • Montreal
  • Neuchâtel
  • Luxembourg
  • Ghent
  • Istanbul
  • Athens
  • Warsaw
  • Chișinău
  • Taipei
  • Liège
  • Bologna
  • Porto
  • The Hague
  • Rotterdam
  • Ljubljana
  • Lugano
  • Düsseldorf
  • Mahshahr
  • Tehran
  • Singapore
  • Sydney
  • Cluj-Napoca
  • Naples
  • Basel
  • Dubai
  • Deurle
  • Saint Paul de Vence
  • Auvernier
  • Monaco
  • Cremona
  • Zurich

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