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Discussing iconic Belgian architecture with urban planners, architects, writers and curators.

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Weekly listings of exhibitions, concerts, openings, parties and events to do over the weekend.

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Local heroes reveal their favourite neighbourhood hotspots and hangouts – from bars and bookshops to restaurants and galleries.

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The best Belgian-only art, food, photography, music, travel, architecture and neighbourhood tips from the magazine’s team of editors.

hub heroes

We team up with hub.brussels, Brussels’ Business Support Agency, and shine a light on 50 of the Region’s start-up success stories driving the capital city’s economic landscape forward. From the eco-conscious manufacturer to the technology-enabled post-production imprint, our 50-strong selection of portraits and interviews plays testament to the Region’s dense and dynamic culture of entrepreneurship.

The Brussels Bike Hundred

We’re teaming up with Bike for Brussels to put together a 100-strong selection of local heroes shaping the city each in their own way. From designers and DJs to performers and publishers, these are the creatives riding Brussels forward.

The Mechelen Hundred

Nestled between Brussels and Antwerp, Mechelen has often been overshadowed by its larger neighbours. Yet teaming up with the City of Mechelen, our line-up of 100 of the city’s most prominent people, places and projects proves the extent of its potential. From artists and creatives to critical thinkers and fighters, these are the powerhouses driving Mechelen forward one step at a time.

The House Hundred

We’re teaming up with Bulldog to select 100 essential people, places and projects in Belgian house music. From producers and DJs to record labels and festivals, these are the forces driving the homegrown house scene forward, one BPM at a time.

The Leuven Hundreds

We’ve joined forces with Leuven to highlight 100 local people, places and projects that contribute towards making the city what it is today. From artists and architects to producers and professors, these are the driving forces powering Leuven forward one ingenious initiative at a time.

The Antwerp Hundreds

We've teamed up with This is Antwerp to bring you The Antwerp Hundreds, a 100-strong selection of local movers and shakers setting the tone for the neighbourhood of tomorrow.

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On-design

An in-depth look at the work of Belgian design studios, published monthly.

Favourite Belgian movies

Selections of essential Belgian movies handpicked by artistic directors, curators and all-round cinema connoisseurs.

Curator talks

Intimate conversations with curators dissecting the ambitions, intentions and narratives of their recently opened exhibitions.

Exhibition reviews

Visual documentaries of recently opened contemporary art exhibitions in Belgium.

Portfolio reports

Reviewing the practice of Belgium-based artists through in-depth looks at their recent works.

Studio visits

Exploring the environments and artistic spaces of some of the country’s foremost contemporary artists.

The art throwaway project

Insights into the lives of local contemporary art movers and shakers through our office Quicksnaps.

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Hour-long mixes recorded by the crème de la crème of Belgian DJs and producers exclusively for us.

Favourite Belgian releases

Selections of essential Belgian tracks handpicked by local tastemakers, from DJs and producers to record label heads and record store clerks.

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Backstage antics, tour tales and onstage adventures with some of the country’s most exciting musical talents captured with our office Quicksnaps.

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Silent treatment: The story of a woman’s quest for spirituality

Silent treatment: The story of a woman’s quest for spirituality

Eva Donckers ventures to a little village in the Ardennes, and learns about Irma's life-changing experiences at the Asharum.

Art Portfolio reports
“My practice is one of astonishment that consists in opening images up.” How the work of Benoît Platéus makes you see what you weren’t supposed to

“My practice is one of astonishment that consists in opening images up.” How the work of Benoît Platéus makes you see what you weren’t supposed to

We speak to Benoît Platéus about his versatile artistic practice, the role accidents and imperfections play in his work and his laser-like focus on the myriads of possibilities inherent in imagery.

Art Portfolio reports
“Timing is of utmost importance as it carries a lot of power when it comes to delivering content.” On Inga Huld Hákonardóttir and Yann Leguay’s dynamic and interdisciplinary dialogue

“Timing is of utmost importance as it carries a lot of power when it comes to delivering content.” On Inga Huld Hákonardóttir and Yann Leguay’s dynamic and interdisciplinary dialogue

In anticipation of this year's BOUGE B, we speak to some of the talented dancers and performers showcasing at this year's Club Edition. Closing off this series is the Again the Sunset duo Inga Huld Hákonardóttir and Yann Leguay.

Art Portfolio reports
“Being successful starts by getting appreciated.” SMENT’s design-language and thoughtful experimentation

“Being successful starts by getting appreciated.” SMENT’s design-language and thoughtful experimentation

We turn our eye to COLLECTIBLE's Young Designers showcase, which includes three young Belgian designers. Next up is the Brusseleer duo SMENT who discuss their their first and latest project GESTALT.

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On curating a festival for audiences who aren’t seasoned adepts of the live arts, by Karlien Meganck and Vincent Wilms

On curating a festival for audiences who aren’t seasoned adepts of the live arts, by Karlien Meganck and Vincent Wilms

We get up close and personal with deSingel's curator for performing arts Karlien Meganck and production manager for performing arts Vincent Wilms to learn more about the thinking processes and ethos behind BOUGE B.

Art Portfolio reports
“The only thing our audience should be busy with is the shaking of their legs.” Bombataz’s solid contribution to the Belgian funk jazz scene

“The only thing our audience should be busy with is the shaking of their legs.” Bombataz’s solid contribution to the Belgian funk jazz scene

In anticipation of this year's BOUGE B, we speak to some of the talented dancers and performers showcasing at this year's Club Edition. Next up in this series is Bombataz, sharing their love for improv jazz sessions.

Art Portfolio reports
“By combining TONK with lost-wax casting, I’m able to produce a unique piece every single time.” Nicolas Erauw’s deft juggling of functional carpentry and rule-bending artistry

“By combining TONK with lost-wax casting, I’m able to produce a unique piece every single time.” Nicolas Erauw’s deft juggling of functional carpentry and rule-bending artistry

We turn our eye to COLLECTIBLE's Young Designers showcase, which includes three young Belgian designers. First up is KASK graduate Nicolas Erauw, who will be presenting a brand-new piece created with his self-made machine TONK!.

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Five reasons not to miss La Monnaie’s world premiere of Frankenstein

Five reasons not to miss La Monnaie’s world premiere of Frankenstein

Frankenstein is set to be one of this year’s most highly anticipated opera productions of the world, let alone Belgium. Get ready to partake in operatic history.

Art Portfolio reports
“I like recording ‘mistakes’, so that you can truly grasp the ‘real’ vibe that was happening.” Susobrino on new tunes and homegrown influences

“I like recording ‘mistakes’, so that you can truly grasp the ‘real’ vibe that was happening.” Susobrino on new tunes and homegrown influences

In anticipation of this year's BOUGE B, we speak to some of the talented dancers and performers showcasing at this year's Club Edition. Continuing this series, we invite Susobrino to talk about his Latin American-inspired sound.

Art Portfolio reports
Forlorn photography and brutalist structures: Max Kesteloot’s House Van Wassenhove residency

Forlorn photography and brutalist structures: Max Kesteloot’s House Van Wassenhove residency

As part of the contemporary art centre's Museum Dhondt-Dhaenens residency programme, we visit Max Kesteloot in the comfort of his new address to discuss his artistic practice and how to inhabit House Van Wassenhove.

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“The most beautiful thing about playing professionally is the communication and flow you share with your fellow musicians.” KRANKk on the power of collaboration to create idiosyncratic sounds

“The most beautiful thing about playing professionally is the communication and flow you share with your fellow musicians.” KRANKk on the power of collaboration to create idiosyncratic sounds

In anticipation of this year's BOUGE B, we speak to some of the talented dancers and performers showcasing at this year's Club Edition. This week, we speak to experimental music group, KRANKk.

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From New York to Brussels: How Independent added a much-needed touch of substance to the local art fair landscape

From New York to Brussels: How Independent added a much-needed touch of substance to the local art fair landscape

We sit down with Independent Brussels' co-founders Elizabeth Dee and Laura Mitterrand at the Vanderborght venue ahead of the 2018 edition, to talk early beginnings in New York and why Brussels was next in line.

Art Portfolio reports
“Performance-making is a constant puzzle solving of choreographic questions.” How Joshua Serafin approaches the complexities of dance

“Performance-making is a constant puzzle solving of choreographic questions.” How Joshua Serafin approaches the complexities of dance

In anticipation of this year's BOUGE B, we speak to some of the talented dancers and performers showcasing at this year's Club Edition. Carrying on the series is the Brussels-based Joshua Serafin, AKA Void.

“Every time we perform it’s completely different, yet at the core, completely the same.” Samuel Baidoo on connecting to an audience

“Every time we perform it’s completely different, yet at the core, completely the same.” Samuel Baidoo on connecting to an audience

In anticipation of this year's BOUGE B, we speak to some of the talented dancers and performers showcasing at this year's Club Edition. Kicking off the countdown is Antwerp-based Samuel Baidoo.

Art Portfolio reports
“I write images.” Writer and artist Simon Johannin on his latest publication and upcoming part in Après la pluie

“I write images.” Writer and artist Simon Johannin on his latest publication and upcoming part in Après la pluie

Simon Johannin (1993) is back in Brussels to present his latest publication book, cowritten with his partner Capucine Johannin, as well as to inaugurate the month-long group exhibition at C12, Aprés la pluie.

Art Studio visits
Inside the studio of Antwerp-based artist Nel Aerts

Inside the studio of Antwerp-based artist Nel Aerts

We capture Nel Aerts in the serenity of her studio space, amongst pieces that you may be able to catch at M HKA's current group exhibition Salon de Peinture.

Art Portfolio reports
“Text enables a guided form of abstract thinking.” Jakob Van den Broucke’s inaugural leap into self-publishing and plasticity

“Text enables a guided form of abstract thinking.” Jakob Van den Broucke’s inaugural leap into self-publishing and plasticity

Jakob Van den Broucke talks to us about self-publishing his first ever book, which you can discover for yourself at his book launch and exhibition at Gouvernement this Wednesday 23rd January.

Art Portfolio reports
“I’ve never taken the reality of my body for granted.” The urgent, skeleton gestures and intimate tragicomedies of Brussels-based artist Julien Meert

“I’ve never taken the reality of my body for granted.” The urgent, skeleton gestures and intimate tragicomedies of Brussels-based artist Julien Meert

Julien Meert discusses memories of painting landscapes in the Dutch countryside with his father and how his works threads the fine line between what the art world deems valid, and what it doesn't.

Art Portfolio reports
“My work is like poetry, or a living dream.” The morphing magic of François Curlet’s artworks

“My work is like poetry, or a living dream.” The morphing magic of François Curlet’s artworks

François Curlet discusses his artistic thought process, Duchampian influences and hopes for an upcoming film in lieu of his first ever major monographic show Crésus & Crusoé at MAC's.

Art Portfolio reports
“It’s about wonder and interaction.” The sunrays and playful practice of art duo Répondeur Automatik

“It’s about wonder and interaction.” The sunrays and playful practice of art duo Répondeur Automatik

Répondeur Automatik's current show Dr. Sun might add some light to your dark winter woes, or act instead as a minimalist sculpture.

Art Portfolio reports
“Storytelling will always be an interpretation of time.” The filmic and philosophical complexities of Johan Grimonprez

“Storytelling will always be an interpretation of time.” The filmic and philosophical complexities of Johan Grimonprez

Idiosyncratic and in-depth historical and theoretical elaborations on Johan Grimonprez's films in lieu of his current show Every Day Words Disappear at Kristof De Clercq Gallery, on display till Sunday 16th December.

Art Exhibition reviews
Haseeb Ahmed’s The Wind Egg: The beautiful and bizarre intersections of art and science

Haseeb Ahmed’s The Wind Egg: The beautiful and bizarre intersections of art and science

Aiming to blend together myth, aeronautics and technology, Haseeb Ahmed's latest show at M HKA lies in the realms of art, science or somewhere in between.

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“Show me tomorrow, we will go there.” HISK’s group exhibition where artist is curator, writer, thinker, painter, and promises to show you the wild beyond

“Show me tomorrow, we will go there.” HISK’s group exhibition where artist is curator, writer, thinker, painter, and promises to show you the wild beyond

Conceptually cryptic and aiming to explore the space between physical exhibition and the page of publication, "Show me tomorrow, we will go there" promises to open a dialogue to willing participators.

Art Portfolio reports
“Every colour and design is chosen with the gut.” Klaas Rommelaere on his instinct, influencers and intimate tapestries

“Every colour and design is chosen with the gut.” Klaas Rommelaere on his instinct, influencers and intimate tapestries

Soft? Tactile Dialogues will walk you through 1970s explorations of femininity and domesticity, to fragile and kitsch wall hangings by contemporary artists. For the occasion, we’ve selected four participating artists whose work you cannot miss, rounding off with the Antwerp-based and embroidery don Klaas Rommelaere.

Art Portfolio reports
“Beauty is everywhere!” Wiesi Will on their collaborative process and colour conscious fabrics

“Beauty is everywhere!” Wiesi Will on their collaborative process and colour conscious fabrics

Soft? Tactile Dialogues will walk you through 1970s explorations of femininity and domesticity, to fragile and kitsch wall hangings by contemporary artists. For the occasion, we’ve selected four participating artists whose work you cannot miss, continuing with the Antwerp-based duo Wiesi Will.

Art Exhibition reviews
Margarita Maximova at Beursschouwburg: Parodied personalities and the limits of language

Margarita Maximova at Beursschouwburg: Parodied personalities and the limits of language

Beursschouwburg opened it’s new space to the public at the start of September with Belgo-Russian artist Margarita Maximova’s first solo show, incorporating modes of thought about poetry, satire and performativity.

Art Portfolio reports
“I try to reconstruct interiors that are dreamy and surreal.” Anton Cotteleer on the role of art, Antwerp and the domestic skin of his sculptures

“I try to reconstruct interiors that are dreamy and surreal.” Anton Cotteleer on the role of art, Antwerp and the domestic skin of his sculptures

Soft? Tactile Dialogues will walk you through 1970s explorations of femininity and domesticity, to fragile and kitsch wall hangings by contemporary artists. For the occasion, we’ve selected four participating artists whose work you cannot miss, carrying on with Antwerp-based sculptor Anton Cotteleer.

Art
Five reasons to go see La Monnaie’s From the House of the Dead

Five reasons to go see La Monnaie’s From the House of the Dead

The last ever work of early 20th century Czech composer Leoš Janáček comes to the stage at La Monnaie this November. Here are our five reasons to go and see From the House of the Dead.

Art Portfolio reports
“Spontaneity, openness in its reduction and subliminal humour.” Jenny Brosinski on her gestural oil paintings

“Spontaneity, openness in its reduction and subliminal humour.” Jenny Brosinski on her gestural oil paintings

Soft? Tactile Dialogues will walk you through 1970s explorations of femininity and domesticity, to fragile and kitsch wall hangings by contemporary artists. For the occasion, we’ve selected four participating artists whose work you cannot miss, kicking off with Berlin-based painter Jenny Brosinski.

Art Portfolio reports
How Philippe Braquenier’s work exemplifies Europe’s juxtaposing contrasts

How Philippe Braquenier’s work exemplifies Europe’s juxtaposing contrasts

As Eurotopie's resident photographer, we shoot Philippe Braquenier several questions on being tasked with documenting the European Quarter, from its present state to future possibilities.

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A new European narrative: Traumnovelle, the Brussels-based architectural collective drawing on fiction to kick Europe into action

A new European narrative: Traumnovelle, the Brussels-based architectural collective drawing on fiction to kick Europe into action

As Traumnovelle’s first financed and selected project for the 16th Venice Biennale of Architecture’s Belgian Pavilion, Eurotopie serves as a call to arms, arousing the sleepy citizens of Europe into a politically committed and engaged population.

Art Portfolio reports
“Weird twirls coming straight out of my brain.” Floris Hoorelbeke’s graphic abstractions

“Weird twirls coming straight out of my brain.” Floris Hoorelbeke’s graphic abstractions

Ostend native Floris Hoorelbeke's discusses late night art-making in Ghent and the various artistic and zine projects he has coming up ahead of his upcoming show at Sterput this Friday.

Art Exhibition reviews
Kanal’s Identity and Alterity: A film noir journey through essential gender-bending visuals

Kanal’s Identity and Alterity: A film noir journey through essential gender-bending visuals

Downtown Kanal's latest large-scale exhibition showcases a variety of photography and film, on representations of gender, the self, domesticity and refugees.

Art Portfolio reports
“My paintings are like an interior.” The geometric art of Léon Wuidar

“My paintings are like an interior.” The geometric art of Léon Wuidar

Liège-born and -based painter Léon Wuidar celebrated his 80th birthday this summer. With two shows in Brussels this September, the public has been spoilt rotten with opportunities to discover his wonderful paintings.

Art Curator talks
“A masterclass in global art gallery practice.” Elizabeth Dee and Vincent Honoré on Independent Brussels 2018 breaking the art fair mould with performance

“A masterclass in global art gallery practice.” Elizabeth Dee and Vincent Honoré on Independent Brussels 2018 breaking the art fair mould with performance

Ever challenging preconceived notions of art fair and its market rationales, founder Elizabeth Ann Dee and independent curator Vincent Honoré discuss the evolution of the art world, the power of performance and the brighter side of curation ahead of this year's Independent Brussels.

Art Exhibition reviews
Bringing Dada into the digital: Koenraad Dedobbeleer’s Kunststoff at WIELS

Bringing Dada into the digital: Koenraad Dedobbeleer’s Kunststoff at WIELS

Visual artist and researcher Koenraad Dedobbeleer's current exhibition at WIELS, Kunststoff - Gallery of Material Culture introduces 15 new works and 30 pieces made since 2003, turning the art centre into part gallery, part playground.

Art Portfolio reports
“A tragicomic sense permeates throughout.” Teresa Cos’ binary deconstructions and ritual auditories

“A tragicomic sense permeates throughout.” Teresa Cos’ binary deconstructions and ritual auditories

Formerly a resident artist at WIELS, Teresa Cos will be unveiling her latest exhibition The Measure of Disorder at Argos this Saturday. If you're a film lover, then you're in for a treat.

Art On-design
“Our intention is to bring back materiality to this digital world of ours.” La Gadoue’s eco-responsible and thoughtful designs

“Our intention is to bring back materiality to this digital world of ours.” La Gadoue’s eco-responsible and thoughtful designs

Design September is launching #ikkoopbelgisch/#jachetebelge for the very first time, and help you get to grips with the unlimited talent on show, we’ve gathered together three of the brightest young things that would be foolish to miss. Ending the mini-series is La Gadoue, set to showcase at Mofelito Paperito.

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Czech Centre Brussels director Jitka Pánek Jurková’s five design reasons to visit Prague

Czech Centre Brussels director Jitka Pánek Jurková’s five design reasons to visit Prague

With their latest grand exhibition 100Czech: The Story of Czech design nearing its opening date, the Czech Centre’s director Jitka Pánek Jurková lets us in on the mastery that is Czech design, and its beautiful manifestations in Prague.

Art On-design
“I’m not really made to fit the general mould.” Pierre-Emmanuel Vandeputte on breaking away from the conventional with honest Belgian design

“I’m not really made to fit the general mould.” Pierre-Emmanuel Vandeputte on breaking away from the conventional with honest Belgian design

Design September is launching #ikkoopbelgisch/#jachetebelge for the very first time, and help you get to grips with the unlimited talent on show, we’ve gathered together three of the brightest young things that would be foolish to miss. Continuing the mini-series is Pierre-Emmanuel Vandeputte, set to showcase at Filippa K.

Art
Five reasons not to miss La Monnaie’s 2018-19 season

Five reasons not to miss La Monnaie’s 2018-19 season

This season, La Monnaie will have a schedule jam-packed with incredible shows that are sure to tickle everyone’s fancy, so we’ve curated a rundown of the crème de la crème to help you take your pick for their upcoming season.

Art On-design
“Hinges, joints and knots are fundamental to my work.” Bram Kerkhofs on modernising functional furniture

“Hinges, joints and knots are fundamental to my work.” Bram Kerkhofs on modernising functional furniture

Design September is launching #ikkoopbelgisch/#jachetebelge for the very first time, ando help you get to grips with the unlimited talent on show, we’ve gathered together three of the brightest young things that would be foolish to miss. Kickstarting the mini-series is Bram Kerkhofs, set to showcase at Ditto.

Art On-design
“Outdoor stage design can accomodate that club atmosphere we all love.” HORST festival on eclectic stages and stubborn persistence

“Outdoor stage design can accomodate that club atmosphere we all love.” HORST festival on eclectic stages and stubborn persistence

With less than a week to go to its fifth and final edition, we speak with the founders of HORST about their steadfast focus on stage design as a way of creating the ultimate festival experience.

Art Portfolio reports
The art of togetherness: De Zwarte Zusters on the power of mutual improvisation

The art of togetherness: De Zwarte Zusters on the power of mutual improvisation

In the framework of Bekegem's PLAN B art festival, various art forms will be explored, boundaries will be crossed and the unexpected is to be expected as Belgian artists and creatives from further abroad will showcase new and existing works. We've selected five artists and projects you cannot miss, rounding up with Ghent's De Zwarte Zusters.

Art Portfolio reports
“I walk around, I ask a lot of questions, and I’m as naive as possible.” Bert Villa on human design and rediscovery

“I walk around, I ask a lot of questions, and I’m as naive as possible.” Bert Villa on human design and rediscovery

Various art forms will be explored, boundaries will be crossed and the unexpected is to be expected as Belgian artists and creatives from further abroad will showcase new and existing works in the framework of Bekegem's PLAN B art festival. We've selected five artists and projects you cannot miss, continuing the stream with multi-platform artist Bert Villa.

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15 reasons to visit Brussels’ Art & History Museum

15 reasons to visit Brussels’ Art & History Museum

We distilled the often overlooked gem of an institution that is the Art & History Museum into 15 essential points.

Art Portfolio reports
“A fascination for city structures.” How sculptor Elias Cafmeyer turns reality into fictional and alienating situations

“A fascination for city structures.” How sculptor Elias Cafmeyer turns reality into fictional and alienating situations

Various art forms will be explored, boundaries will be crossed and the unexpected is to be expected as Belgian artists and creatives from further abroad will showcase new and existing works in the framework of Bekegem's PLAN B art festival. We've selected five artists and projects you cannot miss, following up with Antwerp-based sculptor Elias Cafmeyer.

Art Portfolio reports
“I would like to interrupt today’s machine gun of images for a moment.” Oona Libens’ questioning of today’s imagery

“I would like to interrupt today’s machine gun of images for a moment.” Oona Libens’ questioning of today’s imagery

In the framework of Bekegem's PLAN B art festival, various art forms will be explored, boundaries will be crossed and the unexpected is to be expected as Belgian artists and creatives from further abroad will showcase new and existing works. We've selected five artists and projects you cannot miss, including multi-skilled artists Oona Libens.

Art Portfolio reports
“Flexibility is crucial.” How OUTLINE reflects on surroundings and its inhabitants to create art.

“Flexibility is crucial.” How OUTLINE reflects on surroundings and its inhabitants to create art.

Various art forms will be explored, boundaries will be crossed and the unexpected is to be expected as Belgian artists and creatives from further abroad will showcase new and existing works in the framework of Bekegem's PLAN B art festival. We've selected five artists and projects you cannot miss, starting off with the multimedia collective OUTLINE.

Art Portfolio reports
“Only time will tell how I’ll fit in.” Ugo Woatzi on bridging the corporal, spatial and sexual

“Only time will tell how I’ll fit in.” Ugo Woatzi on bridging the corporal, spatial and sexual

As part of BOZAR's Somewhere In Between, the group exhibition Fremdkörper brings together various voices to explore the elusive boundaries between physical corporalities and abstract identities. For the occasion, we've invited five participating artists to showcase their works, rounding off with French photographer Ugo Woatzi.

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