Public programme
05.02-28.06.26
Join one or more events, at La Loge or online, to discover the work of Euridice Zaituna Kala.
The programme will be regularly updated.
Tea Towels and Serviettes by Michael Lin
10 September-December 2026
Opening: September 9th, 5 p.m
In the autumn of 2026, La Loge presents a new work of Michael Lin, an influential artist from a generation of Taiwanese practitioners who gained international prominence in the 1990s and 2000s. Michael Lin (1964) lives and works between Taipei and Brussels. This exhibition marks his first solo presentation in Belgium. Lin will create a large-scale, site-specific installation. He is known for his vivid, expansive works that draw on traditional Taiwanese textile patterns. His practice operates at the intersection of visual art, design, and craft, and has been widely presented in leading biennials and international museum exhibitions.
Behind the Eye
La Loge podcasts
Behind The Eye is a series of podcasts that gives the floor to the team of La Loge, inviting you to discover or rediscover various aspects of the art center.
The Collection
Support La Loge
The Collection is a limited edition of works by artists with whom we have collaborated in recent years: Leonor Antunes, Marwa Arsanios, Koenraad Dedobbeleer, Daniel Dewar & Gregory Gicquel, Nathalie Du Pasquier, Mathieu Kleyebe Abonnenc, Caroline Mesquita, Sophie Nys, Ula Sickle, and Jos de Gruyter & Harald Thys.
Proceeds from the sales will be used to support La Loge's future programme and artistic activities.
Price of the set : 3200 euros
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About
La Loge is a Brussels-based space dedicated to contemporary art, architecture and theory that began its activities in 2012. Its aim is to develop a critical program that emerges from the connection to the reality it is embedded in. By inviting multivocal, heterogeneous perspectives, La Loge aims to gain a more nuanced understanding of cultural and societal issues. Architects, artists and cultural agents are invited to develop propositions in which they seek out the characteristic and the peculiar within their practices. La Loge is a space where ideas, discussion and presentation coexist.
La Loge’s identity stems from the architectural gem that houses it, as well as from the commitment and concerns of its founders. La Loge values engagement of thought and feels particularly interested in exploring questions of space, habitat and use. The intimate sphere of La Loge contributes to a context where conversations with its audience and the diversity of protagonists it invites can be initiated and sustained.
La Loge is a privately initiated non-profit association founded by architect Philippe Rotthier.
Building
La Loge is located in a former Masonic temple built in 1934-1935 by Modernist architects Fernand Bodson and Louis Van Hooveld. The building had been commissioned by the Freemason Obedience Le Droit Humain, which was first implemented in Belgium in 1912.
The temple is part of a group of four houses – a garage and a house, both from 1927, and an artist's studio, from 1930 – designed by Fernand Bodson. The complex forms a small but exceptional Modernist site in Brussels.
Bodson and Van Hooveld's architectural project for the building breaks with the Egyptian style that had traditionally served as the main source of inspiration in the conception of Masonic temples and envisages instead the development of a modern temple in line with the progressive character of Le Droit Humain. The building hosted the activities of Le Droit Humain until 1976; from 1984 to 2011, the former lodge housed the Museum of the AAM (Archives d’Architecture Moderne).
Your events
La Loge is an ideal and unique setting for your events.
Contact us to arrange a special moment for your guests.
yourevent@la-loge.be
+32 486 405 254
Team
Front desk (volunteers)
Ina Ciumakova, Valery Drapeau, Inès Guffroy, Manon Laverdure, Thibaud
Leplat, Shankar Lestréhan, Alice Nataf, Harmonie Tack
Office
Antoinette Jattiot (Curator and communication)
Houda Ben Azzouz (Intern)
Wim Waelput (Director and curator)
External staff
Antoine Begon & Boy Vereecken (Graphic design and visual identity)
BLURBS, Martine Wezenbeeck (Translations and proofreading)
Ludo Engels (Audiovisual support)
Léonor Gomez & Arthur Jules (Production)
Lisa Man (Lab Loge Coordinator)
Billy Miquel (Events documentation)
Armand Morin - Showing the Show (Video documentation)
Lola Pertsowsky (Photography)
Board & Assemblee Members
Pierre Iserbyt, chair
Thierry Belenger
Sofia Dati
Aude-Line Dulière
Valerie Verhack
Assemblee Members
Dimitri Jeurissen
Michel Leloup
Rik Nys
Laura Van Broekhoven
Jacques Verhaegen
Pascale Viscardy
Honorary President
Philippe Rotthier
Former team members
Anne-Claire Schmitz, founding director (2012-2019)
Laura Herman (2016-2020)
Ailsa Cavers, Aurélia Defrance, Marie de Gaulejac
Former First Sight ambassadors: Laure Decock, Johan Larsen
Former interns: Sungyoon Ahn, Manon Andreu, Alice Beiglig, Giulia Blasig, Zoë Brennan, Federica Buzzi, Antoine Carbonne, Paul De Toytot, Leonardo Dellanoce, Jef Declercq, Sophie Fitze, Maxime Goudron, Jelrik Hupkes, Yasemin Köker, Marielou Laforest, Martina Lattuca, Manon Laverdure, Thibaud Leplat, Marilena Lolou, Laila Melchior, Giulia Morucchio, Yoel Pytowski, Carla Robin, Deborah Rozenberg, Jailee Rychen, Margaux Schwarz, Sepehr Sharifzadeh, Jeppe Ugelvig
Former volunteers : Alice Beilig, Bas Blaasse, Sara Daniel, Damir Draganic, Antoine Guitou, Jonas Halkin, Martina Lattuca, Shankar Lestrehan, Frederico Maccioni, Nele Möller, Alice Nataf, Lila Poimboeuf-Mahieu, Mary Szydlowska.
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Visit
Free admission
Access to the exhibitions is always free and open to everyone.
We are committed to maintaining free entry in order to ensure access for all, without financial barriers and to allow for the sharing of different temporalities within our programme.
The art centre is a non-profit organisation whose operations rely mainly on public funding and the work of a very small team. Everyone is welcome to support this delicate economy by making a donation at the entrance.
Some activities within the public programme may require a fee, depending on the format and the invited artists. These conditions are announced in advance in our programme. Contact us with any questions or comments on this matter.
Address
La Loge
Kluisstraat / rue de l’Ermitage 86
1050 Brussels, Belgium
Opening hours
Thursday – Sunday
13:00 – 18:00
La Loge is always closed between 25 December and 1 January, and operates behind closed doors in July and August. Please note that opening hours may vary depending on projects. They are announced in our programme and on social media.
Access
Public transport
Bailli stop – bus 54, 96; tram 8, 93, 81
Louise / Porte de Namur stop – metro 2, 6
Visitors with reduced mobility
Several public parking spaces for people with reduced mobility are available on Kluisstraat / rue de l’Ermitage. The main exhibition space at La Loge is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility. Three steps lead from the entrance to the main space. La Loge does not have a lift. Restrooms are located in the basement, are gender-neutral, and are not accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.
Groups
Please contact us for specific guided tour requests for groups outside opening hours. We also work with specialist guides for tours focusing on the building’s history.
School visits
We can organise workshops for primary school children on request. Please contact us for further details and information on the educational materials required.
We offer introductory sessions and special tours for art students who visit us regularly. Please contact us to arrange an appointment.
La Loge with family - Lab Loge
All exhibitions are accompanied by a kit for children aged 6 to 12, developed by our Lab Loge programme coordinator. The kit is available at the entrance for free and in three languages.
La Loge
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Kluisstraat / rue de l’Ermitage 86
1050 Brussels, Belgium
+32 (0)2 644 42 48
info@la-loge.be
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Mastodon @la_loge@mastodon.social
Press
Thursday – Sunday
13:00 – 18:00
Support
La Loge is supported by the Flemish Government, the French Community (FWB), the Vlaamse Gemeenschapscommissie (VGC) and First Sight, La Loge's community of engaged individuals and organizations. La Loge receives additional support from the municipality of Ixelles-Elsene, COCOF, Brussels-Capital Region and National Lottery of Belgium.
La Loge is a member of 50° NORD – 3° EST / pôle arts visuels Hauts-de-France & territoires transfrontaliers and Brussels Museums.
First Sight Members
Almine Rech Gallery
Dhr. Freddy Dezeure
Mme Octavie Bordet
Mevr. Siska Bulkens
Mevr. Ann Cesteleyn
Dhr. Louis Cesteleyn
Mevr. Catherine De Dijcker
Mme & M. Nicole & Olivier Gevart
M. Frédéric de Goldschmidt
Mme Charlotte Friling
Dhr. Frederick Gordts
M. Pierre Iserbyt & Mme Michèle Didier
M. Dimitri Jeurissen & Mme Jeanna Criscitiello
Mme Anne Pètre & M. Christophe Steyaert
Mme Émilie Rolin
Mr. Vedat Topsakal
Dhr. Marc Vandecandelaere
Dhr. Paul Vanhonsebrouck
Dhr. Bert Van Welden
About First Sight
First Sight, La Loge’s support community and programme, offers the opportunity to become an active member of La Loge and engage more deeply with its ideas, whilst meeting other like-minded people. Experimenting with a unique model of programming offered exclusively for supporters, First Sight offers exchange and apprenticeship through casual and precise encounters.
Membership to First Sight costs €1.050 (individual membership) or €2.050 (organizations and companies).
For more information about First Sight, please call us at +32 (0)2 644 42 48 or email
This website has been realized with the support of visit.brussels and the Brussels-Capital Region.
