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 ...
‘In order to completely immerse myself in the cycling environment’, Belgian artist Jef Geys (1934-2018) photographed the first Tour de France that Eddy Merckx was to win in 1969. The leitmotif of his ...
Since launching the BOZAR LAB department, BOZAR has worked with Gluon to support education in the sciences, technologies and arts through the Hacktivate The City project. This project seeks to connect...
From Kaliningrad on the Baltic Sea, to Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, on the Pacific Ocean, Russia covers eleven time zones. To emphasise the diversity of Russia’s cultural wealth, the exhibition The Twelf...
On Tuesday the 1st of October, the exhibitions IncarNations and BAUKUNST are only accessible via the Rue Baron Horta 11. You can buy your tickets at BOZAR TICKETS in Rue Ravenstein 16, in front of the...
Regine Mahaux is, above all, a witness to her time. Through photography, she reaches out to meet the other, driven by her curiosity and empathy. Her refined aesthetic often serves to depict gra...
This summer, BOZAR, in collaboration with Lagrange Points, the Mahmoud Darwich Chair and MUG, presents this pop-up project. It serves as a meeting place where everyone is welcome. During 3 months, vis...
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...