Été 78 is a non-commercial art space in Ixelles, Brussels, founded in 2014 by collectors Nicole Osanne and Olivier Gevart. Conceived as a place “where art meets life,” it offers a platform for contemporary artists outside traditional circuits, promoting experimentation and dialogue. The venue hosts exhibitions, performances, readings, and debates, often supporting artists with production funding and curatorial freedom. Visits are by appointment, with guided tours that encourage personal engagement and reflection. Rooted in a humanist ethos, Été 78 fosters artistic exploration across disciplines—from visual arts and cinema to poetry and music—within an intimate, welcoming setting.
Brussels BelgiumEté 78 is located at 78 Rue de l’Eté (Zomerstraat 78) in the Ixelles district of Brussels, postcode 1050. This independent, non-commercial art space is nestled in a lively neighborhood known for its creative energy and diverse atmosphere. Nearby, visitors can explore the vibrant Flagey area with its iconic Art Deco Flagey building, the popular Ixelles Ponds that offer a scenic spot for a walk, and the thriving Place Fernand Cocq with its mix of shops, cafes, and restaurants. The renowned Avenue Louise, famed for its shopping and elegant architecture, is just a short stroll away, as is the Université Libre de Bruxelles with its youthful buzz. Thanks to its central position in Ixelles, Eté 78 is ideally situated for those wishing to discover Brussels’ dynamic blend of contemporary art, local culture, and urban greenery.