AEROPLASTICS Contemporary is an exceptionally eclectic place created for contemporary art in a large 19th Century Brussels townhouse end of 1998, where group and thematic exhibitions alternate with installation and video works. The common thread is the encouragement of work that has an immediate visual accessibility and promotes a language of its own. But the purely aesthetic is in itself not enough, even if the search for a certain beauty and visual immediacy is indispensable and unignorable. As a consequence, Aeroplastics pursues this sort of beauty, simple and unsettling, reductive and discrete, surprising and aggressive, which arouses a reaction in the public. Whether it is posi

In a society in which people are connected to one another like never before in the history of mankind, does the term "solitude" still have any meaning? The works in this exhibition do not attempt to answer this question, but each one provides in its own way some reflections on the uniqueness of the human being, his conflicting or complicit relations with others and with the world: "Solitude lies at the lowest depth of the human condition. Man is the only being who feels alone and the only one wh

Carlos Aires | Ryuta Amae | Jeremy Blake | Olivier Blanckart | Nezaket Ekici | Tracey Emin | Jean-François Fourtou | Shadi Ghadirian | Paul Glazier | John Isaacs | Nicholas Kahn and Richard Selesnick | Hendrik Kerstens | Andres Serrano | Cedric Tanguy | Sam Taylor Wood | Inez van Lamsweerde | Jake and Dinos Chapman | Frances Goodman | David Nicholson | Cheri Samba | Annie Sprinkle Opening: