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Els Dietvorst

Art-Coeur-Merci

performance installation video

Art-Coeur-Merci
Art-Coeur-Merci
Sat 03.05.14

The videos and writings of Els Dietvorst explore themes such as social conflict and survival in the margins. Art-Coeur-Merci is a film installation about a young Cameroonian man trying to survive in Brussels, with the addition of a performance by Angélique Wilkie. They make us reflect on the essential things in life.

WoWmen!

Video, film & installations

film installation video

Video, film & installations
Video, film & installations
Tue 11.03 - Fri 14.03.14

WoWmen! - selection of videos, films & installations by Nada Gambier, Nilbar Güres, Sharon Hayes, Marie Losier, Sükran Moral, Zeyno Pekünlü.

WoWmen!

Video, film & installations

film installation video

Video, film & installations
Video, film & installations
Mon 10.03 - Sat 15.03.14

WoWmen! - selection of videos, films & installations by Marijs Boulogne, Anetta Mona Chisa & Lucia Tkacova, Nilbar Güres, Sharon Hayes, Sükran Moral, Zeyno Pekünlü.

Ariane Loze

Cut in Movement

exhibition video

Cut in Movement
Cut in Movement
Thu 12.12 - Fri 13.12.13

The city is in constant movement, as passers-by involuntarily create duets, trios, choruses,... A person standing still in the moving city appears to be the main character of a short crossroad scene. In this project, Ariane Loze looks for a new continuity of the city through a montage technique that falls back on choreographic principles. Can editing be dance? And how does editing move?

Claire Bishop, Ana Vujanovic & Bojana Cvejic, Marta Popivoda

Performing the Public: Art & Citizenship

conversation debate video

Performing the Public: Art & Citizenship
Performing the Public: Art & Citizenship
Sat 07.12.13

Are we just bystanders of ephemeral performances that wither away in the public space? What can art do, when it refuses the ethical purpose that government delegates its with, and stages disagreement that repoliticizes the public space? With a keynote lecture by Claire Bishop, author of the acclaimed book Artificial Hells: Participatory Art and the Politics of Spectatorship.

Anouk De Clercq

Thing

book presentation video

Thing
Thing
Wed 25.09.13

An architect talks about the city he has built. Gradually we realise that the city is imaginary. This is the story of Thing, a book and video film by artist Anouk De Clercq, about the memory of cities, about architectural ghosts of the past that infect the present, and about imaginary buildings.