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Brussels Exhibition Explores Beauty and Ugliness in Renaissance Art
4/9/2026
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- The Bozar in Brussels hosts the exhibition "Bellezza e Bruttezza," examining beauty and ugliness through over 90 Renaissance artworks.
- Curated by Chiara Rabbi Bernard, the show features works by Botticelli, Titian, and da Vinci.
- The exhibition argues beauty cannot be separated from ugliness, illustrated by da Vinci's Grotesque Head of a Woman.
- It runs until June 14, 2026, and challenges Looksmaxxing, arguing that the pursuit of beauty is complex.
