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Published on 1 September '25

Calixto Neto engages the audience through the senses

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

- By Paul Briottet

Published on 1 September '25

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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: Story Weaver

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

- By Astrid Jansen

Published on 1 September '25

Literature & Society

Broken Mirrors: Rewriting the West

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

- By Joline Vermeulen

Editorials by Christophe Slagmuylder

Published on 25 August '25

Discover Exhibitions Film Literature & Society Music

Great again

Christophe Slagmuylder's editorial.

- By Christophe Slagmuylder

News

Published on 8 September '25

Car Free Sunday: a creative and gourmet interlude for the family at Bozar

Published on 25 August '25

Bozar Magazine Sept.'25 → Feb.'26

Published on 14 April '25

Bozar receives star in Michelin Travel Guide 2025

Published on 29 January '25

Bozar Magazine Feb. → Aug.'25

Published on 24 January '25

Bozar Concludes 2024 with Over 600.000 Visitors

Published on 9 October '24

The 23 welcomes you

Published on 26 August '24

Season Magazine '24-'25

Published on 2 May '24

I.M. Paul Auster

Published on 20 October '23

Statement on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Published on 10 February '23

Call for pitches—Mayday 2023: The Age of Crisis

Published on 2 September '21

Call for letters: Little Amal needs 10,000 letters from young people all around the world

Annelies Beck & Olivia Laing, Repairing the Future

Published on 25 May '21

Repairing The Future nominated for visit.brussels award

Published on 19 May '21

Discover the new edition of Mayday Magazine

Published on 21 August '25

Literature & Society

Omar El Akkad: Recognising One's Place in a Global Crisis

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

Published on 8 August '25

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Poetry as a Hybrid Space

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

- By Tom Van De Voorde

Published on 4 July '25

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Eleven Books for a Summer with the Window Open

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...

Published on 23 June '25

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Spend your summer at Bozar

At Bozar, summer promises to be vibrant! The exhibitions are open and enriched with new experiences...

Published on 3 June '25

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Bozar Sundays: a new season to discover

These precious Sundays are back for a new edition.

- By Quessia Ikabu

Editorials by Christophe Slagmuylder

Published on 26 May '25

Discover Exhibitions Film Literature & Society Music

Embrace Complexity

Christophe Slagmuylder's editorial.

Published on 19 March '25

Discover Exhibitions Film Literature & Society Music

Spring at Bozar: Four must-do activities for children and teenagers

At Bozar, children are not just spectators… During the spring holidays, young adventurers are invited to enjoy a creative experience.

- By Astrid Jansen

Published on 10 March '25

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Video games dissolve the myth of the solitary artist

We meet Gabriel Massan, a multi-artist who is rethinking the world, pixel by pixel.

- By Astrid Jansen

Published on 29 January '25

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5 Reasons to Come to Afropolitan Festival

From 27 February to 2 March, artists, thinkers and performers such as aja monet, Kolinga and Mwezé Ngangura will celebrate joy as an act of liberation.

- By Guillaume De Grieve

Published on 14 January '25

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5 books to read in 2025

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

- By Astrid Jansen

Watch ✕ Read ✕ Listen

Relive a performance, meet the artists, take a look backstage and explore different themes: here you can delve into the world of Bozar.

Calixto Neto engages the audience through the senses

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: Story Weaver

Broken Mirrors: Rewriting the West

Great again

News

Car Free Sunday: a creative and gourmet interlude for the family at Bozar

Bozar Magazine Sept.'25 → Feb.'26

Bozar receives star in Michelin Travel Guide 2025

Bozar Magazine Feb. → Aug.'25

Bozar Concludes 2024 with Over 600.000 Visitors

The 23 welcomes you

Season Magazine '24-'25

I.M. Paul Auster

Statement on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Call for pitches—Mayday 2023: The Age of Crisis

Call for letters: Little Amal needs 10,000 letters from young people all around the world

Repairing The Future nominated for visit.brussels award

Discover the new edition of Mayday Magazine

Omar El Akkad: Recognising One's Place in a Global Crisis

Poetry as a Hybrid Space

Eleven Books for a Summer with the Window Open

Spend your summer at Bozar

Bozar Sundays: a new season to discover

Embrace Complexity

Spring at Bozar: Four must-do activities for children and teenagers

Video games dissolve the myth of the solitary artist

5 Reasons to Come to Afropolitan Festival

5 books to read in 2025