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Belgium's Autumn Art Scene: Magritte, Goya, and More

Belgium's art scene is buzzing with upcoming exhibitions. From Magritte's self-curated show in Antwerp to Goya's works in Brussels, here's what to expect this autumn.

KMSKA Antwerp hosts two intriguing exhibitions. 'Magritte. La ligne de vie' (15 November 2025 - 22 February 2026) sees Magritte act as his own curator, focusing on a 1938 lecture given at the museum. Meanwhile, 'Donas, Archipenko & La Section d'Or. Enchanting Modernism' (4 October 2025 - 11 January 2026) shines a light on Antwerp's female modernist artist Marthe Donas.

In Brussels, Bozar presents 'Luz y sombra. Goya and Spanish Realism' (8 October 2025 - 11 January 2026), delving into Francisco de Goya's contrasting themes and avant-garde style. Meanwhile, CAP Mons explores David Hockney's work in 'David Hockney. Le Chant de la Terre' (4 October 2025 - 25 January 2026).

Musée Félicien Rops Namur showcases 'Japoniaiseries. Fantaisies japonaises au temps de Félicien Rops' (18 October 2025 - 15 February 2026), examining the influence of Japan on Occidental artists like Félicien Rops, Edgar Degas, and James Ensor.

From Magritte's introspective journey to Goya's stark realism, Belgium's art scene offers a rich tapestry of experiences this autumn. Mark your calendars for these unmissable exhibitions.

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