What’s on: A garden of poets and word acrobatics in Antwerp

Ghent’s Sint-Pieters Abbey has gotten itself a bit of a coup: the first exhibition of work by Alberto Díaz Gutiérrez in Belgium. The photographer is better known as Korda, but even if you still don’t recognise the name, you know his work. On 5 March, 1960, Korda took one of the most iconic images the world has ever known: a portrait of Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara. Found on T-shirts, backpacks and keychains the world over, it was just one of many shots of Guevara he took when working for the Cuban newspaper Revolución. But he shot a never-ending array of other subjects, as this exhibition shows, from Havana nightlife to sultry models. Until 19 August, Sint-Pieters Abbey, Sint-Pietersplein 9, Ghent

Of course you can visit Antwerp’s zillions of art galleries anytime you want, but Antwerp Art Weekend invites you to a kind of gallery crawl, where you’ll find special exhibitions, talks and the Night of the Visual Arts at DE studio, which will keep its installations open until 1.00 and keep you there long after with electronic music and DJs. The Maurice Verbaet Center offers free guided tours of their shows, lunch on site and evening cocktails, while over at Kunsthal Extra City, you’ll get “performative” guided tours. Check out the full programme online. 25-27 May, across Antwerp