Literature lives, moves and leaves traces behind, just like the archives which want to save literature from the ravages of time. It is the paradox of literature and creation: all traces are relics of ...
More infoIbrahim Keivo’s music is rooted in Jazireh, the region in Northern Syria that is home to Arabs, Assyrians, Chaldeans, Kurds, Syrians and Armenians. From a young age he learned to play the lutes of the...
Tickets More infoArtists: Ammar Albeik, Khaled Akil, Khalil Younes, Abdullah Hakawati, Alma Salem Concept & Curation: Alma Salem KASHASH in Arabic means a Colombophile, a pigeon-keeper or pigeon-fancier in English...
More infoSay hello to Schubert: a robot constructed by video art pioneer Nam June Paik (Seoul, 1932-2006) out of nine vintage radios, a gramophone speaker and three screens. The screens display experiments inv...
More infoTo praise and to bring together in a single exhibition the best in home-grown design is the task BOZAR and the Henry Van de Velde Awards of Flanders DC set themselves for the last 25 years. The Henry ...
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“In an exceptional show of dizzying virtuosity and stirring music, Aurélien Pascal demonstrates that the future of music is in good hands,” said a music journalist from The Huffington Post. The French...
Tickets More infoWith: Jean Bofane, Thomas Gunzig & Myriam Leroy This year Flanders is the guest region at the Foire du Livre de Bruxelles, the book fair that celebrates French-language writers. French-speaking Bel...
More info‘It’s huge, it’s absolutely mad! You’d be scared the house might fall down!’ exclaimed Goethe in 1830, when Mendelssohn played him Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony. La Monnaie’s Beethoven cycle would be inc...
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The rediscovery of the Brussels caravaggist painter Theodoor van Loon continues. After his impressive retrospective at BOZAR, Van Loon travels to Luxemburg, where a selection of his works will be shown at the MNHA (National Museum of Art and History).
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The symposium is looking for creative and critical minds who want to share the stage and disrupt the taken-for-granted expectations in cultural institutions.
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BOZAR invites its Africa-based cultural partners to participate in Culture at Work Africa, co-funded by the European Union, with the project’s Second Call for Proposals for innovative on-the-ground projects aiming at developing intercultural dialogue in urban Africa.
read moreThe exhibition Beyond Klimt closed its doors on Sunday with over 100,000 visitors on the clock. This makes the exhibition one of the top three most visited BOZAR exhibitions of the past ten years.
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