Inspired by the work of Constantin Brancusi, seven Romanian and Belgian artists bring a series of live performances and installations at BOZAR, every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday in the Europalia ex...

The problem of climate change is a very serious one, as it threatens the very inhabitability of the only liveable planet in the solar system. This lecture by Prof. Jean-Pascal van Ypersele (UCLouvain)...

Richard Strauss’s symphonic poem Don Quixote takes the audience on a journey of orchestral variations that relate the knight errant’s adventures, a romantic allegory of the composer himself. In contra...

The Russian pianist Xenia Pestova Bennett is one of the great revelations of contemporary classical music. The Taranki Daily News rightly identified her as ‘a new star in the sky’. Her interpretation ...

In the presence of the director Clara Lopéz Rubio and Baltasar Garzón (lawyer for Julian Assange) In the war for the future of the Internet, the protection of personal data and freedom of expressio...

Across the Road – Worlds Apart (DE) A league of German Girls was the girl’s wing of the Nazi party’s youth movement, Hitler Youth. Open to girls aged ten years upwards; it was a key part of the Nazi ...

Nobody knows precisely why Bach composed this great mass; according to some the first complete performance on 22 November 1749, exactly 270 years ago, was by order of a private society that held a gre...

In the world of digital art, there is an increasing emphasis on collaboration, open code and network creations. Iterations aims to broaden the digital method to include analogue artistic practices, th...

On 19.11 from 15h, the exhibitions are exceptionally accessible via the Rue Royale only. The flagship event of EUROPALIA ROMANIA is a prestigious exhibition devoted to Constantin Brancusi (1876-195...

On Tuesday 19.11 the Yves Zurstrassen exhibition will exceptionally be closed. Yves Zurstrassen’s art is constantly changing. Even so, one thing is constant: the urge for free and intuitive express...