This autumn, we’re warming our hearts with immersive journeys through the works of exceptional artists! And to make sure you don’t get lost in all the cultural activities on offer in Europe’s capital, we’ve listed the season’s must-see exhibitions in Brussels.
Viva Frida Kahlo at The Viage
At The VIAGE at the Casino de Bruxelles, art is more vibrant than ever! Right now, it’s the most famous Mexican artist of all time: Frida Kahlo, who is being honored in an incredible digital version! It’s not the first time Brussels has paid tribute to her. But this time, it’s a completely revisited tour. The 360-degree projections are even more intense, and the garden of the emblematic Casa Azul has been reproduced for the occasion with an interactive photocall-style installation. In short, more than an exhibition, this is a true first-person experience.
📍Address: The VIAGE, Boulevard Anspach 30, 1000
📆 Date: multiple dates
“Le Brol” at the Centre Culturel de Schaerbeek
Le Brolectif returns with the third edition of Le Brol, a Brussels exhibition full of life and unusual objects. Fourteen artists explore the poetic chaos of our interiors, between memories and forgotten treasures. In the rooms of the Centre Culturel de Schaerbeek, art invites itself between creative disorder and shared emotion. A unique artistic experience, punctuated by a concert of Romy songs.
📍Address: Centre Culturel de Schaerbeek, rue de Locht 91, 1030 Brussels
📆 Dates: October 2 to December 19, 2025
TROIS CENT SOIXANTE: 35 years of hip-hop to explore in Brussels
Espace Vanderborght is transformed into an urban playground with the exhibition TROIS CENT SOIXANTE by collective CNN199. The event celebrates 35 years of Brussels hip-hop culture through monumental frescoes, archives and never-before-seen installations. The exhibition traces the evolution of graffiti, from its rebellious beginnings to its entry into contemporary art. Performances and workshops will punctuate this immersion in the living history of street-art.
📍Address: Espace Vanderborght, Rue de l’Écuyer 50, 1000 Brussels
📆 Dates: October 16 to November 16, 2025
The “Bruxelles, la Congolaise” exhibition at MMM
MigratieMuseumMigration hosts a new exhibition devoted to the Congolese presence in Brussels. Archives, portraits and stories reveal a rich and little-known history. Music and artistic creations complete this unique cultural journey. A rare opportunity to discover Brussels from a Congolese perspective.
📍Address: MigratieMuseumMigration, Rue des Ateliers 17, 1080 Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
📆 Dates: September 5 to December 13, 2025
Among the best immersive exhibitions: Jules Verne 200 at Galerie Horta
Ever wanted to learn more about Journey to the Center of the Earth, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and Jules Verne ‘s most iconic novels? Head to Galerie Horta, a vibrant cultural venue in the center of Brussels, for an explosive immersive exhibition in the novelist’s singular universe. In a new museum space, Jules Verne 200 propels visitors into a never-before-explored Verneian metaverse, through fascinating digital projections.
📍Address: Galerie Horta, Rue du Marché aux Herbes 116, 1000 Brussels
📆 Date: From June 12, 2025
Crossing among the best exhibitions in Brussels at the moment
A unique sensory experience awaits you at the Brussels Atomium with the “CROSSING” exhibition by the Visual System collective. From February 6, 2025 to January 4, 2026, this digital art installation will transform one of the iconic spheres into an immersive universe where light, sound and space merge harmoniously. Visitors will be invited to explore an organic structure linking two levels, extending right up to the staircases, accompanied by an original musical creation by Thomas Vaquié. Continuing the tradition of innovative collaborations between the Atomium and Visual System, this new work promises to push back the frontiers of digital art in this iconic venue in the Belgian capital.
📍ATOMIUM Place de l’Atomium 1 – 1020 Brussels
📆 F rom 06 February 2025 to 04 January 2026
The Banksy Museum – rue de Laeken
Following the international success of The World of Banksy exhibition, the temporary exhibition becomes a 900m² permanent museum: the Banksy Museum. Barely open, it’s already creating a buzz. In the Rue de Laeken, enter the premises of a former textile house, and embark on an immersive journey into the world of the world’s most anonymous street artist! From his beginnings in urban art to his latest polemical pieces, including a reproduction of Bethlehem’s Walled Off Hotel, discover Banksy’s work in a breathtaking permanent exhibition of over 120 works!
📍Address: The World of Banksy – rue de Laeken 28 – 1000 Brussels
📆 Date: multiple dates
Photo exhibition: Johannesburg, crossed views at Fondation A
In September, immerse yourself in the exhibition “What’s the Word? Johannesburg!” at Fondation A, a unique experience in Brussels. Nine young South African photographers reveal their vision of Johannesburg, a vibrant city full of contrasts. Between memory, identity and resilience, each shot reveals the complex soul of this fascinating metropolis. A must-see exhibition for lovers of culture, contemporary photography and South Africa.
📍Address: Avenue van Volxem 304, 1190 Brussels
📆 Dates: September 11 – December 21, 2025