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Are we there yet?

TODAY

25 Feb

00:00:00

Guy Woueté Wie is We ?

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Brussels Podcast Festival

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Maïder Fortune L’inconnu de Collegno

The age-old conflict between science and faith rages on in the tale of one man’s many possible pasts. Navigate the labyrinth of a damaged memory in this story based on real events.

VICA PACHECO music for an insomniac winter night

on being a mother & a DJ w/ Bledarte

replay online conversations

Three grandes dames of Brussels’ nightlife scene talk about being a mom and a DJ and how the two relate.

Brussels Podcast Festival

25 FEB — 28 FEB

Guy Woueté Wie is We ?

18 SEP 2020 — 27 MAR

RE-OPENING ON 4 FEB >> Forging common ground: we must address the colonial genocide of the past in order to build a future based on new ways of seeing, understanding and speaking.

CONVERSATIONS ON NOT BEING THERE … YET

online conversations

Samah Hijawi

In the Beurs' kitchen, Samah Hijawi works on the next chapter of her artistic research project on food, cooking and the stories these practices tell throughout history and across geographical borders.

Are we there yet?

Are We There Yet? We hold on, we keep going, we’ll get there… but will we? Who is “we”, and where is “there”? Stuck between departure and arrival, things seem to last forever.

Being Imposed Upon a conversation about decolonization & feminism

A conversation between Melat Gebeyaw Nigussie, Anissa Boujdaini, Aline Bosuma W’okungu Bakili & Emmanuelle Nsunda.

on the go

Long-time music lovers and newfound hiking enthusiasts, this one is for you <3

Black History Month

In March 2021, Black History Month Belgium will be all about archiving and documenting the past and present of Black people in Belgium.

On navigating nightlife and festivals as Black People w/ Black History Month Belgium

online conversations

Wedntknwyet Just Imagine

online performance

Your host Jimmy Imagine explores the possible futures as well as the pasts of humanity we may have never heard of. w/ Black History Month

Parvin Saljoughi & Nana Biluš Abaffy

On the (re)appropriation of black aesthetics in music and nightlife w/ Black History Month & Vice

online conversations

Vica Pacheco

associated artist

Joshua Serafin

Pak Yan Lau

Ugne & Maria

Daisy Darkpark

Farida Amadou

A wandering walk through guitar compositions, distorted bass compositions from her first solo album and field recording from the park someday in November.

Mathilde Fernandez

Simon Asencio, Andrea Zavala Folache, Paula Almiron

Three performers explore the discrete techniques of clairvoyance in their school of magic·k.