The end of WWI and the Austro-Hungarian Empire also meant the revival of major developments in the art world. Political and economic shifts led to artistic migrations, new ideas and perspectives and n...

BOZAR and La Cinématèque française join forces for a journey through the world and archives of Chris Marker (1921-2012), the militant filmmaker behind La Jetée (1962), not to mention an author, photog...

Climate change causes an important increase of rainfall rates and more particularly of intense rain events, posing a significant threat to coastal regions and small islands across the surface of our p...

Step into History of Oil Painting, the new creation of Romeo Castellucci in BOZAR. Shrouded in white curtains, his place of contemplation contains a shrine upon which rests the hair of a prostitute. S...

After two successful editions in 2015 and 2016, A+ Architecture in Belgium organized a new series of Across lectures in 2018 in collaboration with the Flanders Architecture Institute (VAi) and the Fac...

What does a work of art sound like? Media artist Yiannis Kranidiotis links colour frequencies with sound waves and composes a soundscape for paintings by Theodoor van Loon. When you make a movement, a...

Put on some virtual reality goggles and enter the wonderful world of Gustav Klimt (1862-1918). Halfway through your visit of the exhibition Beyond Klimt. New Horizons in Central Europe 1914-1938, VR a...

Breaking news: the young violinist Svenja Van Driessche is now presenting the programme with which she will participate in the Queen Elisabeth Competition for Violin in May 2019. Liebrecht Vanbeckevoo...

Arde Madrid takes us to 1961, in the midst of Franco's dictatorship, where Ava Gardner enjoyed with an elite of artists and aristocrats of what was the Dolce Vita in Madrid. In ARDE MADRID Paco Leon (...

Based on the novel "My Brilliant Friend" by Elena Ferrante, the series takes us to the rundown streets of a poor neighbourhood of Naples seen through the eyes of two young girls who become adults with...