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When the Unseen History: [IN]VISIBLE Festival Turns KBR into an Augmented Reality Lab
From 25 to 27 March 2026, the Royal Library of Belgium (KBR) hosts [IN]VISIBLE Festival:
Livres
BREAKING FREE: Trans Icon Johan Jenny Ehrenberg Comes to Brussels
When a voice like Johan Jenny Ehrenberg’s reaches Brussels, it’s more than an event —
Splinters of Joy: Lylybeth Merle’s Eco‑Queer Fairy Tale of Transition and Healing
Lylybeth Merle’s new book Échardes (“Splinters”), out in February 2026, is a tender, defiant journey through gender,
Music, Books and Brussels: A Conversation with Elliot Ibouzidene
Meeting artist Elliot Ibouzidene to talk about music, literature and his “unwritings” of Athens and Copenhagen, in
Brussels Art Guide 2026: Mapping a Vibrant Contemporary Scene
Brussels is once again putting its contemporary art scene in the spotlight with the new
Caroline Lamarche’s “Le Bel Obscur”: A Poignant Exploration of Love, Identity, and Marginality
Belgian author Caroline Lamarche is gaining significant attention this literary season with her latest novel, Le
Vigna in Nice: Where Queer Books Breathe and Memories Live On
Right in the heart of Nice, there’s a bookshop where stories don’t just sit quietly
BICHE BOY: Bo Rainotte’s Radical Intimacy
What happens when you turn a lifetime of inner dialogue into a book? For Bo
Papa Solo: A Single Gay Dad’s Journey to Parenthood
Can a single man become a parent? In Papa Solo, Éric Willem breaks taboos and
Barrack Rima: Drawing Identity, Defying Borders
Born in Tripoli, Lebanon, in 1972, Barrack Rima has lived in Brussels for the past
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