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- Michael Lin (1964) is a Taiwanese artist living and working in Taipei and Brussels. Lin turns away from painting as an object of contemplation toward one of painting as a bounded, physical space, one we can settle into and inhabit (Vivian Rehberg). Lin orchestrates monumental painting installations that re-conceptualize and reconfigure public spaces. Using patterns and designs appropriated from traditional Taiwanese textiles. Transforming the institutional architecture of the public museum, his unconventional paintings invite visitors to reconsider their usual perception of those spaces, and to become an integral part of the work, giving meaning to its potential as an area for interaction, encounter, and re-creation. His works have been exhibited in major institutions and international Biennials around the world including The Auckland Triennial and the California Pacific Triennial (2013), Museum of Contemporary Art and Design, Manila (2016), National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne (2017), Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei (2019) and most recently at The Museum of Contemporary Art, Toronto and Jumex Museum, Mexico City (2020) and Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (2022).Description
Michael Lin
Until 6 Dec 2026
Recent past exhibitions
- In her work, Euridice Zaituna Kala (born in 1987 in Maputo, Mozambique) researches and highlights the multiplicity of narratives within historical periods that are sometimes opaque. Her exhibition Daylighting explores the relationship between water, nature and human narratives in a continuum. This exhibition in La Loge follows an earlier presentation in spring 2025 at La Criée art centre in Rennes, France. Through a moving installation that includes industrial and blown glass, transparent images, coloured lights, ancient seeds and multilingual narratives, Euridice Zaituna Kala delves into the past of people and ecosystems – such as that of the fully covered Senne River in Brussels – that once thrived in urban areas. By attempting to establish new links between these contexts, she challenges the dominant vision of the city, which is purely growth-oriented.Description
Daylighting: maar het is het water dat spreekt / mais c'est l'eau qui parle
Ended 28 Jun 2026
About Daylighting by Euridice Zaituna Kala
Ended 28 Jun 2026
- La Loge is taking part in the BANAD Festival with guided tours of the building’s history and architecture. BANAD Festival invites you to discover remarkable locations showcasing the Art Nouveau and Art Deco architecture of the Brussels-Capital Region.Description
BANAD · Focus Architecture
Ended 22 Mar 2026
- With two activities, La Loge is taking part in one of the Nocturnes organized by Brussels Museums. At 7pm: a guided tour in LSFB (Belgian Francophone Sign Language) by Nigel Delhasse to discover the exhibition of Euridice Zaituna Kala.Description
NOCTURNES · Guided tour in Sign Language
Ended 19 Mar 2026
- Building on the exhibition and its exploration of ancient seeds and their uses, scenographer and chef Aline Girard offers an edible landscape and a unique tasting experience of neglected or forgotten plants. Dried and sprouted seeds, dried flowers, and fresh seasonal leaves come together in a pictorial composition that doubles as an extraordinary culinary journey.Description
NOCTURNES · Edible landscape by Aline Girard
Ended 19 Mar 2026