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MARCH 2021
BHM x BAM The importance of Archiving for Black Communities
19:00
replay, online, talk
On the (re)appropriation of black aesthetics in music and nightlife w/ Black History Month & Vice
19:00
online, conversations
BHM x BAM The intersectionalities of the BLM support marches and uprisings in the Lowlands
19:00
online, talk
APRIL 2021
Mental health and escapism through nightlife w/ Kiosk Radio
19:00
online, conversations
MAY 2021
Interdependence in the music and nightlife sector w/ AB
19:00
online, conversations
On the (re)appropriation of queer aesthetics in music and nightlife w/ VICE
19:00
online, conversations
JUNE 2021
The Surplus Talk
19:30
talk
free
The Undercommons Collective translation workshop
10:00 - 16:00
workshop
free
The Undercommons Collective translation workshop
10:00 - 16:00
workshop
free
The Undercommons Collective translation workshop
10:00 - 16:00
workshop
free
Carnival Culture across the Diaspora
19:30
film, aftertalk
reserve your spot
Writing workshop with Luanda Casella
14:00 - 17:00
workshop
free
It’s a date!
12:00 - 16:00
conversations, food, film screening
free
03.03.2021
19:00

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

replay, online, conversations
Are safer spaces or non-mixed spaces necessary, possible and feasible? Recorded on 3rd of March 2021.

BHM x BAM The importance of Archiving for Black Communities

replay, online, talk
The founders of Black Achievement Month Netherlands (John Leerdam) and Black History Month Belgium (Aminata Ndow and Mohamed Barrie) discuss the origins and idea behind their organizations and how they grew. 

Being Imposed Upon a conversation about decolonization & feminism

replay, online, talk
A conversation between Melat Gebeyaw Nigussie, Anissa Boujdaini, Aline Bosuma W’okungu Bakili & Emmanuelle Nsunda.
10.03.2021
19:00

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

replay, online, conversations
How have elements of Black cultures been (re)appropriated in fashion and nightlife?
10.03.2021
19:00

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

online, conversations
MC/rapper and founder of theKEEPERS Akua Naru, fashion creative Jonathan ‘Jon The Gold’ Zegbe, PR and visual creative Selene Alexa, former fashion marketer Eric Cyuzuzo get together to discuss how elements of Black cultures have been (re)appropriated in fashion and nightlife.
17.03.2021
19:00
24.03.2021
19:00
31.03.2021
19:00

We Object Intimate conversations on how colonial legacies exist in our everyday lives

online, talk
A piece of food, a song that you hear on the radio, an item in your kitchen cupboard or the rug that lies across your living room floor, the legacy of colonialism is always there, sometimes in places you don’t expect.

We Object — with Loucka Fiagan & Lisette Ma Neza

replay, online, talk
You’re invited to join Lisette Ma Neza, Loucka Fiagan and their chosen objects for an intimate conversation about how colonialism exists in all of our everyday lives. 
18.03.2021
19:00

BHM x BAM The intersectionalities of the BLM support marches and uprisings in the Lowlands

online, talk

We Object — with Camilo Mejía Cortés & Cherish Menzo

replay, online, talk
You’re invited to join Camilo Mejía Cortés, Cherish Menzo and their chosen objects for an intimate conversation about how colonialism exists in all of our everyday lives. 

We Object — with Joëlle Sambi Nzeba & Ruth Grâce Paluku-Atoka

replay, online, talk
UPDATE! Babs Gons can't make it and Ruth Grâce Paluku-Atoka will take her place! You’re invited to join Joëlle Sambi Nzeba, Babs Gons and their chosen objects for an intimate conversation about how colonialism exists in all of our everyday lives. 
28.04.2021
19:00

Mental health and escapism through nightlife w/ Kiosk Radio

online, conversations
Kiosk Radio’s Jim Becker will lead experimental musician Valentino Mora (IDO) and psychologists and DJs Maurizio Ferrara (DJ Athome, Front de Cadeaux) and Zohra Lkasbi (DJ SAHЯA) into a conversation about the links between mental health and nightlife, especially in times of COVID.

on mental health and escapism through nightlife w/ Kiosk Radio

replay, online, conversations
Kiosk Radio’s Jim Becker leads experimental musician Valentino Mora (IDO) and psychologists and DJs Maurizio Ferrara (DJ Athome, Front de Cadeaux) and Zohra Lkasbi (DJ SAHЯA) into a conversation about the links between mental health and nightlife, especially in times of COVID.
05.05.2021
19:00
new!

Interdependence in the music and nightlife sector w/ AB

online, conversations
Noonah Eze aka DJ Black Mamba discusses with Marianne Cattoir aka Catwar, Ziggy Devriendt aka Nosedrip and Arne Huysmans from VOLTA how the sector can strive towards a more equitable, inclusive, fair and sustainable collective ecosystem.
12.05.2021
19:00

On the (re)appropriation of queer aesthetics in music and nightlife w/ VICE

online, conversations
From genderbending fashion to pinkwashing cishet artists, let’s have a conversation on the (re)appropriation of queer aesthetics in mainstream music.
12.05.2021
19:00

On the (re)appropriation of queer aesthetics in music and nightlife w/ VICE & The Belgian Pride

replay, online, conversations
From genderbending fashion to pinkwashing cishet artists, let’s have a conversation on the (re)appropriation of queer aesthetics in mainstream music.
09.06.2021
19:30
free

The Surplus Talk

talk
In the frame of the exhibition Chapter 4: Sold, Ève Chabanon, Peggy Pierrot and Rosanna Puyol delve into some of the issues underlying ‘The Surplus of the Non-producer’, marginalised labour, collective work and… commons.
10.06.2021
10:00-16:00
11.06.2021
10:00-16:00
12.06.2021
10:00-16:00
free

The Undercommons Collective translation workshop

workshop
Invoking a form of surplus generated at the margins of capitalism’s exploitative systems, Ève Chabanon draws our attention to practices that recall what Stefano Harney and Fred Moten call ‘the Undercommons’.
16.06.2021
19:30
sold out

Carnival Culture across the Diaspora

film, aftertalk
Artist and activist Quinsy Gario and his guests look at and think through Carnival culture in the Black African diaspora.
19.06.2021
14:00-17:00
free

Writing workshop with Luanda Casella

workshop
How to express ourselves about biases born from the power structures and systems of oppression?
23.06.2021
12:00-16:00
free

It’s a date!

conversations, food, film screening
Artists and activists will prepare and share foods that carry a story of the nuanced practices of erasure embedded in the colonial project in Palestine. Join them on our doorstep for food and conversation!
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