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...

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...

Following the successful Canvas series, Kinderen van de Collaboratie, and the debate SS or IS: what can we learn from the past? we are organising a discussion entitled Learning from the collaboration:...

Who deserves to die? is an in-depth, ongoing research project developed by photojournalist Sofía Moro over the past ten years on the application of the death penalty in the world today, combining phot...

Today there are civil wars in Syria, Yemen and Libya. Every one of them is also a proxy war between countries and ideologies. This means that conflict in the region is much broader than these civil wa...

Speakers José Miguel Arranz is a Spanish author and singer. He has written several books about Miguel Hernández and García Lorca. He has coordinated Tertulia in Brussels for the past three years, as ...

When the revolutions that came to be known as the Arab Spring began in Tunisia in 2010 and spread to several countries around the world, they inspired millions and galvanized the world. But they were ...

For the second edition, AIR Antwerpen and BOZAR collaborate in setting up a residency exchange for visual artists from Belgium and Iran, in collaboration with Kooshk Residency Tehran and EUNIC. On Wed...

2019 marks the centenary of the Treaty of Versailles and is also a European election year. The outcome of these European elections remains uncertain. The coincidence (and co-incidence) of these two ev...

The city of Kigali is growing as a business, convention, tourism and investment destination. Its national, regional and international capital status deserves a cultural offer on a par with its economi...