The German violinist Frank Peter Zimmermann performs around the clock as a soloist with first class orchestras and conductors in Europe, the United States, Japan, South America and Australia. A couple...

BOZAR’s interactive tours focus on the students’ personal experience. An enthusiastic guide inspires them to analyse images, think critically and debate in group discussions and exercises. The main ob...

Good theatre makes an impression, it moves us and touches us. Good theatre deepens our perspective on reality. It grabs current burning issues by the lapels and makes us laugh, think, dream and desire...

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 ...

Elena made a visit to one of the most heavily guarded prisons in Texas. She was meeting three penfriends there: one serving a life sentence and the other two sentenced to death. “Who has the right to ...

Say 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...

May ‘68, legacy and topical at the same time: We cannot reduce May '68 to a single French prism. The two decades around ‘68 testify to big changes and profound disagreements in Europe and the world. M...

To 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 ...

Artists: 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...

November 10th, 2018: 30.000 artists gather together on balconies all over Europe for the proclamation of the European Republic and to read out the short manifesto of The European Balcony Project, init...

The UK Permanent Representation to the EU are pleased to host the Brussels premiere of ‘Why Slavery: A Woman Captured’ at the Bozar on Tuesday 19 February 2019 at 19:00. The film will be followed b...