The Vanhaerents Art Collection is a private contemporary art collection housed in a renovated 1926 industrial building in Brussels’ Dansaert district. Founded by Walter Vanhaerents and now managed with his children Els and Joost, the collection spans works from the 1970s to today, showcasing both emerging and established artists. The three-floor space was redesigned by Robbrecht and Daem architects to include exhibition, storage, and office areas. Known for its bold and provocative selections, the collection features pieces by artists such as Bruce Nauman, Cindy Sherman, and Takashi Murakami. Visits are by appointment, offering an immersive experience in one of Brussels’ most distinctive art venues.
Brussels BelgiumThe Vanhaerents Art Collection is located at 29 Rue Anneessens (Anneessensstraat 29) in the heart of Brussels, postal code 1000. This distinguished private contemporary art collection is housed in a vast former industrial building dating back to 1926, offering around 3,500 square meters of exhibition space. It features a dynamic range of works from the 1970s to the present, showcasing established and emerging artists through thematic and changing exhibitions. The location is part of the vibrant Dansaert district, known for its trendy boutiques, design shops, and buzzing cafes, making it a cultural hotspot. Nearby attractions include the historic Grand Place, the lively Sainte-Catherine area, and the Brussels Central Station, providing easy access for visitors. The district blends industrial heritage with modern creativity and offers a rich experience for art lovers and urban explorers alike.