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 ...

By using the convention of artist talks, we tried to bring together different points of view: situations where ethics, although allegedly part of the discourse, are left behind either because of ill w...

Pater takes a closer look at the intimate relationship between a daughter and her father. Barbara Sylvain plays several improvised roles on stage in the company of an amateur of between 65 and 75 year...

Flemish-Congolese artist Roland Gunst is ambivalent about the Flemish lion. On the one hand, the clawing lion instills fear in him as a symbol of an assumed pure Flemish identity that rejects foreignn...

La montagne is a reflection on the way the economy influences our lives. Performed by Aline Mahaux and Sarah Brahy, they reconstruct slices of the lives of people they interviewed on the theme of the ...

The false-acacia tree, considered by many Hungarians as their national tree, arrived in North America 300 years ago. The tree is the subject of debate: numerous environmentalists are critical because ...

Debates on Division: when private becomes public is an ongoing, interactive performance that deals with the complexity of current political reality and its implications. What begins as a fictional TV ...

Enjoy compelling conversations with performing artists, curators and academics in a relaxed atmosphere. More names will be added to the salons, keep an eye on the website! A discussion on performan...

Mother, Madonna, seductress, prostitute, martyr, saint, goddess… Throughout art history, women have often been assigned archetypal roles. What began for Alexis Blake as a research project on the repre...

At the heart of the Centre for Fine Arts in Brussels, Phantom Exhibition lifts the veil on the fascinating universe of the dancer and choreographer Steve Paxton, a major figure of contemporary dance. ...