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- BRUSSELS - The exhibition of the great photographer Elliott Erwitt now at the Grand Place in Brussels! The exhibition of the great photographer Elliott Erwitt at Grand Place closes on January 5th!

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Thematic
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215
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1000+
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Elliott Erwitt in Brussels

The exhibition that will put you in a good mood!

Following its huge success at the Musée Maillol in Paris and La Sucrière in Lyon, with over 300,000 happy visitors, we are delighted to announce that the exhibition is now open at Grand Place in Brussels.

Reviews

Find out what visitors think of the exhibition, rated 4.7/5!

Rudy C.
Magnificent exhibition with a scenography that perfectly marries the prints. Through his lens, the most ordinary situations acquire an extraordinary dimension.
Jean-François M.
Intimate scenography, enlightening audio commentary, impeccable selection of images: everything is wonderful in this delightful retrospective that allows us to (re)discover Elliott Erwitt's unique eye and sense of humor.
Alexandra D.
Magnificent exhibition, very well arranged... An hour and a half of discovering a talented and internationally recognized photographer!
Geraldine D. L.
A retrospective worth seeing! Beautiful scenography and great atmosphere. The description of each theme is also very well written. And the film is an excellent complement as it truly represents Erwitt's personality and sense of humor!
Alice B.
Magnificent, funny, and moving images from a timeless artist. A must-see!

Press Reviews

An ironic discrepancy runs through all the images of this retrospective, bringing a life-saving optimism.
The last exhibition organized during the lifetime of photographer Elliott Erwitt has arrived in Brussels, and it is definitely worth a visit.
"Color is just a gimmick." Black and white is a universe', said Erwitt about it, but the retrospective proves, with intimate portraits of Che Guevara and set photos from John Huston's film classic The Misfits with Marilyn Monroe, that he was just as skilled in color.
Erwitt's photos not only manage to excite photography enthusiasts, but even those unfamiliar with the art form enjoy Erwitt's work.
The photographer who, somewhat reluctantly, was also an artist.
Elliott Erwitt photographed the human species in all its peculiarities. He was known for his dry humor, as this retrospective shows.

PRACTICAL INFO

📅 Dates: from June 7, 2024 to January 5, 2025
🕒 Opening Hours: 10:00 to 18:30 (last admission 17:00) - Wednesday to Monday
Open on Tuesdays during school vacations
⌛ Duration: 90 minutes
📍 Location: Grand Place 5, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
♿ Accessible: this event is wheelchair-accessible
👤 Age requirement: From age 7
❓ Please note: pets are not allowed

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The exhibition

Discover the Timeless Art of Elliott Erwitt

The exhibition Elliott Erwitt: A Retrospective celebrates the legacy of one of the 20th century's most influential photographers, a prominent member of Magnum Photos since 1954. Through a meticulous selection of 215 both black & white and color photographs, this event highlights Elliott Erwitt's artistic genius. Divided into eight themes and through colored photographs, the tour invites you to discover the many facets of the artist and his work.

Venice, California, United States, 1955 © Elliott Erwitt / Magnum Photos

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Enjoy the Unique Eye of a Master Photographer

European-born but American at heart, Erwitt is a versatile artist, capturing the intimate, the journalistic and the publicity-driven. His lens has immortalized iconic moments in history as well as personalities such as Marilyn Monroe, Jackie Kennedy, Charles de Gaulle, and Ernesto "Che" Guevara. His unique eye subtly blends humor and emotion, capturing the quintessence of everyday life.

Elliott Erwitt en réflexion, Tropicana Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada, États-Unis, 1957 © Elliott Erwitt / Magnum Photos

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Dive into the Artistic World of Elliott Erwitt

Going beyond the simple distinction between black and white vs. color, Erwitt explores the multiple facets of his art, navigating between personal and commissioned works. The themes, carefully selected by the artist himself, offer a glimpse into his unique vision of the world and his work. Finally, the recreation of Erwitt's studio at the end of the tour transports visitors into the artist's creative universe in his New York studio, offering a rare glimpse into his artistic process.
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LOCATION

Grand Place 5, 1000 Brussels, Belgium

🚇 Métro : Line 1, Line 5 - Stop De Brouckère 🚊Tram : Line 3, Line 4 - Stop De Brouckère / Bourse 🚆 Train : Brussels-Central Get 50% off round-trip tickets to Brussels-North (You will receive an e-mail with more information after your purchase). 🚌 Bus STIB : 29, 46, 66, 71, 88, 89 - Stop De Brouckère 🚌 Bus DE LIJN : 126, 127, 128 - Stop De Brouckère 🅿️ Parkings : De Brouckère, Monnaie

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The Exhibition

What will I find at the "Elliott Erwitt. Retrospective" exhibition in Brussels?

The exhibition "Elliott Erwitt. Retrospective" pays tribute to one of the most important photographers of the 20th century, a member of Magnum Photos since 1954. The exhibition showcases his work through a collection of 215 black & white and color photographs.

Where does the exhibition take place?

The exhibition takes place at number 5 of the Grand Place in Brussels, right in the heart of the city.

Until when is the exhibition in Brussels?

The exhibition runs from June 7, 2024 to January 5, 2025, and is open every day of the week except Tuesdays.

How long will the experience last?

The experience lasts about 90 minutes, but you can stay as long as you like.

Will the exhibition be available in several languages?

The exhibition is in French, English and Dutch.

Will audio guides be available on site?

To make your visit even more comfortable, an audioguide is freely available via your smartphone. So don't hesitate to bring your headphones with you. A physical audioguide is also available for €3, directly on site.

Access to the Exhibition

Is there an on-site ticket office?

Yes, you can buy your tickets on the spot. However, it's best to buy your tickets online in advance if you want to be sure of getting a seat in the slot and on the date you want.

Is the exhibition suitable for children?

The exhibition is suitable for children, especially those aged 7 and over.

Do I need to arrive at the time indicated on my ticket or do I need to arrive early?

Please arrive at the time slot indicated on your ticket, to avoid overcrowding and to respect the capacity.

What happens if I arrive late?

We may not be able to guarantee you entry if you do not arrive at the time indicated on your ticket and the rooms are full. We therefore ask you to wait until we can accommodate you.

What objects are prohibited during the exhibition?

Please do not bring sharp objects, helmets, strollers, electric scooters, suitcases or large bags. Please note that there is no checkroom available.

Can I smoke or vape during the show?

Smoking and vaping are prohibited during the exhibition.

Is food/alcohol allowed during the show?

It is forbidden to consume alcohol or food during the show. We don't offer a snack/bar/restaurant service, but you'll find plenty of places to eat in the area.

Are toilets available on site?

Toilets are available on site, and are cleaned regularly.

What are the nearest metro/bus lines to get there?

The exhibition is open to the public

By bus (lines 33, 89, 127, 128, 95, Bourse, Beurs or Grand Place stops, or line 48, Manneken-pis stop)
by tram (lines 3 and 4, Bourse stop)

Is there a parking lot close to the event?

The nearest parking lot is the Parking Grand Place, a 5-minute walk away.

Does the exhibition have access for people with reduced mobility?

Yes, the exhibition is accessible to people with reduced mobility, and their companions have free access to the exhibition. Accompanying persons may contact the on-site staff directly to obtain free admission.

Can we take photos?

Yes, photos (without flash) are allowed.

Tickets

What payment methods are accepted?

Cash is not accepted in the store, credit card payment only.

Where can I buy my tickets?

Tickets are available online on the Fever platform and for purchase directly on site. Ticketing opens on May 31, 2024. Join the waitlist to be the first to reserve your ticket for the event.

Who are the official ticket sellers for the exhibition?

Official tickets for the exhibition in Brussels are available exclusively on Fever.

What is the refund policy? Change of exhibition dates?

Tickets are generally non-refundable. The general conditions for non-refundable tickets are agreed prior to purchase. However, you can contact us in case of special circumstances, and our team will do its best to help you. Be sure to include your ticket order number, and bear in mind that response times can be a few days!

Can I transfer my tickets to another person?

Yes, you can transfer your tickets to anyone for free. Just click on “Transfer tickets” in the Fever application. Please contact Fever for further assistance. Be sure to include your ticket order number.

I can't find my ticket. What should I do?

You can find your ticket with the QR code in the Fever application, in the Tickets section. If you don't have it installed, you can download it from the Apple Store or Google Play. Don't forget to log in using the same account you used to buy the tickets. If you still can't find your ticket, please contact us