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He was the man who stuck colourful dots on faces. The godfather of conceptual art. The artist who vowed to not make any more boring art.

- By Lotte Poté

At our percussion festival Beats & Pieces, you will hear how a range of different rhythms and cultures enrich each other.

- By Cedric Feys & Guillaume De Grieve

On 1 October, we’ll be rolling out the red carpet for the pianist Fred Hersch. We’ve unearthed five anecdotes about the popular American.

- By Guillaume De Grieve

A sensory, musical and political documentary, with a breathtaking soundtrack remixed by Sean Ono Lennon.

- By Astrid Jansen

- By Astrid Jansen

For his Staging the Concert, choreographer Radouan Mriziga was guided by the stories surrounding the Palace of Fine Arts.

Entering the world of Albert Serra is like stepping into a realm of larger-than-life characters inhabiting a timeless space, far from societal norms...

- By Beatriz Navas

Feijoada is about more than conviviality. It is political; it is queer. It fosters a moment of communion and layered, often conflicting, emotions. 

- By Paul Briottet

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie maintains that a life cannot be told through a single narrative, that identity is made of fertile inconsistencies...

- By Astrid Jansen

This fall, three writers who come to Bozar look at our past and present through more critical eyes than the usual.  

- By Joline Vermeulen