Ohana Nkulufa is on a mission to make art more accessible. The owner of art financing service LenArt has organised The Art Hunt to give art lovers the chance to win one of 10 original pieces that are hidden in stores and businesses in the centre of Brussels. Clues are being released before the hunt to help participants track down the works.

This week:

- Two overlapping film festivals to enjoy in Brussels this September

- Stand-up Anshita Koul is smashing the patriarchy one show at a time

- The autumn season is underway, and we have the events to prove it

The Brussels International Film Festival (BRIFF) is back with the widest possible gamut of films from around the world along with a series of get-togethers with illustrious guests, master classes, workshops and the easy conviviality under the big top that the festival is famous for. Co-director Céline Masset tells us what to expect.

www.briff.be/en/

See stand-up comic Anshita Koul at the Black Sheep in Brussels on 6 September

Ixelles is redefining what ‘mixed-use’ means with Kult XL Ateliers, a new project that brings artist studios and social housing together. A stretch of Rue Wiertz, near the European Quarter, has been redeveloped to house seven workshops for contemporary artists, an exhibition space and 16 housing units for low-income families.