Name: KNOTT SO MAD — Closing weekend
Start: 2026-01-30T11:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-01-30T18:00:00+01:00
Location: Place du Nouveau Marché aux Grains 10, 1000 Brussels, Belgium

$KNOTT SO MAD \u2014 Closing weekend$

Conceived as an immersive and multidisciplinary exhibition, KNOTT SO MAD retraces 25 years of designs, collaborations, and friendships by Belgian designer Jean-Paul Knott.
Jean-Paul Knott celebrates the twenty-fifth anniversary of his fashion brand with the exhibition KNOTT SO MAD. Since the beginning, Jean-Paul Knott, a unique figure in Belgian fashion has pursued a quest for balance between rigor and freedom, form and movement, body and spirit. His fashion, imbued with natural elegance and sincerity, reveals clothing as a space of presence and emotion rather than a mere object of trend.
Over these twenty-five years, Jean-Paul Knott, one of the last independent Belgian designers, has traced a unique path in the landscape of contemporary fashion. His work stands out for its natural elegance, economy of gesture, and constant search for balance, between form and movement, rigor and freedom, body and spirit.
KNOTT SO MAD gathers fashion, art, sound, and movement in a vibrant dialogue. More than a retrospective, this exhibition is a celebration of a quarter century of creation and friendship, the expression of sincere, clear, and poetic fashion. These twenty-five years are also marked by artistic dialogues and collaborations. Jean-Paul Knott pays tribute to the creators, artisans, and friends who have nurtured his vision and accompanied his journey: among them Karel Balas, Julian Cerruti, Cathy Coëz, Erin Lawlor, Lina Karam, Denis Meyers, Mireille Roobaert, Ingrid Plater Syberg, Jean Claude Wouters, and Jacques Weemaels. These collaborations, founded on trust and intuition, have enriched his outlook and shaped a collective work, living and in motion.
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Join the closing weekend of KNOTT SO MAD, your very last chance to visit the exhibition! Join us on on Friday, January 30 and Saturday, January 31. Open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. A visit to the exhibition is free.
MAD Brussels — Place du Nouveau Marché aux Grains 10
Nieuwe Graanmarkt 10, 1000 Brussels