In 2003, the artist Jan Vanriet offered to his friend Hugo Claus, then hospitalized, a booklet and a pen. Claus made 109 amazing drawings, without text. Flemish-Dutch House deBuren and BOZAR asked Pa...

Could Fernand Léger’s work be the starting point for prose? Five authors rose to the challenge, taking inspiration from the modernist painter's canvas in the BOZAR exhibition Fernand Léger. Beauty is ...

In this component of the Next Generation, Please! project young people aged between 15 and 25 will be getting together with politicians, experts and artists to discuss issues relating to immigration, ...

“Driss el Maloumi is one of those miraculous musicians whose music makes us better people, and so it quickly becomes indispensable” –Les Inrocks   Both recital and concert, L’Œil du cœur, built up...

On the 22nd of March 2016, Johan Van Steen became the victim of the deadly terrorist attack at the metro stop of Maalbeek. Johan was a photography student from GO! CVO COOVI, centre for adult eduction...

More than 10 years after his death, the most prolific, witty and profound Russian poet and artist Dmitri Prigov (°1940, Moscow – 2007, Moscow) remains largely unknown in Europe. A dissiden...

Established in 1781, the Gewandhausorchester Leipzig is very much a compendium of musical history. From Mendelssohn to Chailly via Nikisch, Furtwängler, Walter and Masur, many inimitable music directo...

In the presence of Éléonore Saintagnan and Sara Sejin Chang (Sara van der Heide) Ouessant is the most westerly island off the furthest tip of Brittany. The final French frontier before America... I...

As part of the I Love Science Festival, BOZAR & Gluon will be presenting at Tour & Taxis an exceptional exhibition on the impact of artificial intelligence on society. Eight artists residing in Brusse...

Scientific and artistic ways to order chaos Are mathematics, statistics and data hoarding the ultimate ways to organise what seem to be random phenomena? Maybe, maybe not. Since the arts introduce ...