Comics, novels, non-fiction, adult or children audience, Kennes editions favours love at first sight over the respect of a rigorous editoria...Read more

Comics, novels, non-fiction, adult or children audience, Kennes editions favours love at first sight over the respect of a rigorous editorial line. The book is enough, its genre doesn’t matter.

CLARA Architecture/Recherche (ISSN: 2295-3671 - e-ISSN:2593-5747) is a double-blind peer-reviewed scholarly journal, financially supported b...Read more

CLARA Architecture/Recherche (ISSN: 2295-3671 - e-ISSN:2593-5747) is a double-blind peer-reviewed scholarly journal, financially supported by the FRS-FNRS (Belgian) Fund for Scientific Research and by the Faculty of Architecture La Cambre-Horta at the Université libre de Bruxelles. Each volume comprises a thematic section of 6 to 8 papers dealing with a predetermined topic in the field of architecture. In addition, a special section is dedicated to the presentation of documents from the Archives d'Architecture held at the ULB, and two miscellaneous papers provide accounts of teaching and cultural activities at the ULB's Faculty of Architecture.

Groupe Esthétique is a platform of communication as well as being an observatory point of those surrounding:- MaYaK : an annual book-revie...Read more

Groupe Esthétique is a platform of communication as well as being an observatory point of those surrounding:

- MaYaK : an annual book-review
- Phare Papier : a tiny publishers with six collections (mayakian stories, mayakian studies, Signal, Manifestos for another life…, building schools and ecological notebooks)
- Muzifar Records, TéléMaYak : audiovisual
- exhibitions
- concerts
- Burkimayak : exchanges with the Burkina Faso
- ecological research

The project consists of opening up knowledge (arts, sciences, artisans, social work, ecological work…) and communicating these by varying the forms of expression and by going from local to global.

Since 1985, our theoretical plastic arts review La Part de l'oeil has kept up with the latest research and investigation concerning the esse...Read more

Since 1985, our theoretical plastic arts review La Part de l'oeil has kept up with the latest research and investigation concerning the essence of the creative process, with the objective being to fill in the outlines while delineating the features of contemporary Aesthetics. Specifically, we deal with the theoretical vacuum which has surrounded art for years, by testing the discourse through its relationship to the art work which is the base of aesthetic thought. The most important critics, philosophers, artists, academics, writers... contribute every year to the review. A section of each issue is dedicated to approaching the major questions of art from a contemporary prospective. We also publish two collections of books :? Théorie? (essays on art) and ?Diptyque? (artists ?monographies). Our review and books are published in French.

Founded in 1971, the ISELP– an institution for the study of visual arts – is a place where contemporary art is approached from different...Read more

Founded in 1971, the ISELP– an institution for the study of visual arts – is a place where contemporary art is approached from different angles which are mutually enriching. This plurality makes a singularity: our activities of demonstration, reflection, research, mediation and publishing all make up the richness of art today.
The ISELP benefits critical discourse concerning contemporary art by offering conferences, projections, discussions, meetings, readings, guided visits, cultural voyages and educational activities. Particular attention is given to the question of art in the public space, by the development of a think tank which leads reflection on the subject, encouraging meetings and offering the public a centre of reference.
Finally, the institute welcomes the main public documentation center of the Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles for visual arts in the 20^th and 21^st centuries.

We are a company of traditional media, focusing on the future. Our activities include the daily Grenz Echo, new medias, online portals, maga...Read more

We are a company of traditional media, focusing on the future. Our activities include the daily Grenz Echo, new medias, online portals, magazines and publishing books and periodicals.

L'Âne qui butine is a cross-border (France-Belgium) micro-publishing house founded in 1999, with beautiful, imaginative origins. The publi...Read more

L'Âne qui butine is a cross-border (France-Belgium) micro-publishing house founded in 1999, with beautiful, imaginative origins. The publishing house creates works which can deviate from the traditional form of books: a ball of paper, a suspended book…
At the cost of the publisher, L'Âne qui butine has published, to this day, almost 100 authors (from France, Belgian Wallonie and Flanders, Quebec, Switzerland…). All of our authors have a poetic attitude and an air of absolute bliss faced with L'Âne (!) … the perfection of the swarm?
The world of L'Âne is also, and especially, the weaving together of meetings which articulate the intermingling between text and image, object and book, line and page.
Sometimes, L'Âne reveals itself to the world through the means of fleeting, poetic actions: in trees, near a spring, the author of multidimensional exhibitions, themed meals, shocking readings (or even explosive…)

Publishing house founded in June 2015 by Nathalie Marcon. Poussière de Lune publishes novels of all kinds. Even if this publishing house wa...Read more

Publishing house founded in June 2015 by Nathalie Marcon. Poussière de Lune publishes novels of all kinds. Even if this publishing house wants to give the chance to any deserving author, of any origin, Poussière de Lune wants to highlight the Belgian book and finally give it the place it deserves in the edition. Its founder's main concern is to offer to the reader quality works.

On January 1st, 2001, CArCoB became an independent non-profit organisation. And since 1st January 2006, it has been contractually linked to ...Read more

On January 1st, 2001, CArCoB became an independent non-profit organisation. And since 1st January 2006, it has been contractually linked to the Communauté française de Belgique Wallonie-Bruxelles through a five-yearly agreement.
The Centre des Archives du communisme en Belgique (the Centre of the Archives of Communism in Belgium) works in collaboration with their Flemish equivalent, the Documentatie en Archief van de Communistische Beweging (DACOB).

The Archives générales du Royaume (General Archives of the Kingdom) and the Archives de l’État dans les Provinces (State Archives in th...Read more

The Archives générales du Royaume (General Archives of the Kingdom) and the Archives de l’État dans les Provinces (State Archives in the Provinces), known collectively as the Archives de l’État (the State Archives), are a scientific establishment of the Services publics fédéraux de Belgique (Federal public services of Belgium) that form part of the Service public fédéral de programmation (SPP) Politique scientifique (Federal Public Programming Service (FPS) Science policy).

The institution is made up of the Kingdom's General Archives in Brussels and 19 repositories of the State Archives across the country. From the acquisition of archives to their conservation, in addition to research, scientific research and promoting the collections, the tasks of the Archives de l’État are numerous. The Archives de l’État moreover aims to conserve archival documents produced and managed by Belgian public authorities.