Here are five books to plunge into new imaginations, open up new perspectives, and explore other worlds.

A podcast revisiting Bozar’s most thought-provoking talks.

Colleagues read authors from our Talks & Debates. Managerial Head of Exhibitions Eveylne read Chelsea Girls by Eileen Myles.

In this episode Béatrice Delvaux talks to the French philosopher and sociologist Edgar Morin.

This week journalist Chris Keulemans talks to author Mazen Maarouf.

In this episode journalist Ewald Pironet talks to the American economist Joseph E. Stiglitz.

This week journalist Annelies Beck talks to climate scientist Valerie Trouet.

In this episode journalist Safia Kessas talks to Senegalese writer Felwine Sarr.

In this episode journalist Annelies Beck talks to British author Olivia Laing.

In this episode journalist Annelies Beck talks to Italian writer Paolo Giordano.

Colleagues read authors from our Talks & Debates. Institutional Advisor Brecht on Peter Verhelst.

Colleagues read authors from our Talks & Debates. Samir on Maria Ressa.

Colleagues read authors from our Talks & Debates. Amber on Miek Zwamborn.

Colleagues read authors from our Talks & Debates. Curious about their findings on Thomas Piketty, Eileen Myles, and Peter Verhelst, among others?

Feijoada is about more than conviviality. It is political; it is queer. It fosters a moment of communion and layered, often conflicting, emotions. 

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie maintains that a life cannot be told through a single narrative, that identity is made of fertile inconsistencies...

This fall, three writers who come to Bozar look at our past and present through more critical eyes than the usual.  

Christophe Slagmuylder's editorial.

In this Bozar Magazine, we highlight Bozar's transdisciplinary programme: concerts, films, performances, lectures, expo and much more.

In "One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This", Omar El Akkad writes about Gaza and the impossibility of looking away.

This autumn, Bozar is hosting three projects that seek out lyricism in unexpected places.

This summer, we invite you to take a fresh look at what it means to live, at love that questions, at the fragile freedom of women, at resistance, and...