Based on Avenue Louise, the Jonathan Prince Art Foundation connects artists with public space. We fund site-specific works, host residencies for emerging voices, and deliver arts education that belongs to everyone.
The Foundation champions art as a public good. We collaborate with municipalities, schools, and cultural partners to bring ambitious works into everyday life—plazas, parks, stations, libraries, and neighbourhood walls.
Commissions for sculptures, murals, and light installations that engage Brussels neighborhoods.
3–6 month residencies with studio space, stipend, and mentorship for emerging artists.
Workshops for schools and families—printmaking, digital media, and urban sketching.
| When | What | Where | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apr–Jun 2025 | LIGHTLINES — kinetic light in transit spaces | De Brouckère Concourse | Community preview & soundwalk |
| May 15, 2025 | Residency Open Studios | Foundation Studios, Avenue Louise | Free RSVP required |
| Jun 2025 | Open Call: Micro-grants for school murals | Region-wide | Deadline: 30 June 2025 |
Artist and civic advocate. Leads strategy and curatorial direction for public art initiatives.
Oversees residencies and education partnerships with schools and museums.
Coordinates neighbourhood outreach, volunteer crews, and mural permissions.
Jonathan Prince Art Foundation · Avenue Louise 559, 1050 Bruxelles · Non-profit (Arts & Culture). EIN: N/A
Prefer email? info@jonathanprinceart.help · Phone: +32 2 555 7741
Mon–Fri 10:00–17:30 · Step-free access via Rue Paul Émile Janson. ID required at reception.
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