The doors of the 69th edition of the renowned BRAFA Art Fair swing open, and Brussels, joined by enthusiasts from around the world, dives into an extraordinary week dedicated to art, spanning from Antiquity to the present day.



From antique to contemporary furniture, ancient and modern paintings and drawings, contemporary art, design, sculpture, archaeology, tribal art, and more—almost 15,000 exceptional objects, some of which are the rarest and occasionally unique.



The most significant collectors traverse 20,000 square meters of corridors, squares, and beautifully curated corners, featuring 132 galleries, to find that gem, that missing piece of art.
Each year, BRAFA welcomes over 65,000 visitors, including professional buyers, experts, and curious visitors interested in the ultra-creative and unique experience of encountering such artistic and archaeological richness spanning various styles and eras!

BRAFA is an eight-day artistic extravaganza, a firework of beautiful Arts.
Like every year, an honorary guest takes center stage, and this year, the Paul Delvaux Foundation is the invited guest.
The fair commemorates the 30th anniversary of the Belgian painter Paul Delvaux's passing (Belgium, 1897-1994).
BRAFA illustrates the artist's journey through around fifteen works in a dedicated space. Additionally, around thirty works featuring Delvaux's recurring themes, including women, train stations and trains, ancient settings, and the presence of skeletons, can be discovered at various exhibitors' stands.



So, whether you're a seasoned collector, a professional buyer, an expert, or a curious visitor, make your way to the halls of Brussels Expo, where BRAFA occupies Palais 3 and 4.
For more information, visit the fair's website!
Have an inspiring week, don't miss this exceptional visit!"