Autism Europe is an international organisation whose main objective is to advance the rights of autistic people. At a conference in Brussels, in the framework of the Early aTTention for the inclusion of children on the autism spectrum in Early Childhood Education and Care systems (ETTECEC) project, a number of strategies were presented which teachers […]
… and poems and music as much as they need love and food and fresh air and play. “ Wise words from Philip Pullman, who received the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award in 2005: Children need art and stories and poems and music as much as they need love and food and fresh air and play. If you don’t give […]
Four compelling speakers participated in the discussion “The Future of Work” organised by the Full Circle in Brussels. Josh Cohen, Psychoanalyst & Professor of Literature at Goldsmiths University of London Margaret Heffernan, Entrepreneur, CEO, best-selling author and lecturer at the School of Management, University of Bath Aaron Bastani, Journalist, author and senior Editor at Novara […]
Magritte’s former home now showcases about 250 masterpieces of abstract art. He has been living and working at Rue Esseghem 135 in Brussels from 1930-1954. Museum opening hours: From Wednesday to Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm (except 25 December and 1 January).
Art is definitely a relaxing and inspiring activity confirmed in many studies and articles. The mind switches off from daily stress. However, the benefits go much further than relaxation and enjoyment. Depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder and even some phobias can be alleviated by engaging in art.
Frieze reported about a study which investigated how patients more easily stay on their treatment path. The World Health Organization says that the arts can even be more cost-effective than conventional treatment. The ‘Health Evidence Synthesis’ study, which drew on more than 900 publications studying the impact of the arts on health, split art’s impact […]
Brussels is full of Street Art murals. Check it out on the map.
With her typical pervasive look she stares at the streets of Brussels. This mural is positioned at the end of a of a dead-end street: Cité du Sureau 20 Vlierwijk 1000 Brussels 2019 | by ENCQ
Nice concert & appreciative audience. Good mood & Vino. Next concert 15. November. Check out Bettina’s profile. Follow
A successful vernissage took place at the Hôte Gallery. Many art lovers came together admired, discussed, enjoyed the art works, wine and music. The exhibition “Jesus loves you” is still ongoing until 1st December 2019. Follow #hotegallery
