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Closing weekend — ARE WE THERE YET?

DRINKS expo performance
17 DEC — 18 DEC 2021
Together, we'll get there. Hugs, kisses and a lotta love, Your B

A conversation with Sina Hensel, Rosa Whiteley & Judith Wielander

talk
SA 04.12.2021 19:00
Expanding the topics of the exhibition Ava, we delve into the languages of environmental change with Sina Hensel, Rosa Whitheley and Judith Wielander.  

Expo visit with Sina Hensel

guided tour
FR 12.11.2021 18:00
Walk through the project ‘Ava’ and meet artist Sina Hensel.

Colour Portraits with Sina Hensel

workshop
SU 19.09.2021 13:00
SU 19.09.2021 15:00
An exercise in looking, an attempt to grasp and translate our surroundings through colour. For all ages!

opening weekend Are We There Yet?

music performance expo conversations
17 SEP — 19 SEP 2021
This fall, we keep going, we speed up, we pause, and we continue to wander along the many branches of a question: Are We There Yet? Join us for the Opening Weekend with Sina Hensel, Sara Leghissa, Pega, Stakattak, That Might Be Right & Supafly.

opening expo — Sina Hensel | Ava

expo
FR 17.09.2021 17:00
Join us!

Sina Hensel Ava

expo
17 SEP — 18 DEC 2021
In her laboratory of ephemeral colors, Sina Hensel explores an ecology of care and transformation. (CLOSING WEEKEND HOURS! FR 17.12 13:00 - 23:00 + SA 18.12 14:00 - 21:00)

Expo visit with Ève Chabanon

guided tour DRINKS nocturne
SA 04.09.2021 18:00
Ève Chabanon walks you through the exhibition, sharing some experiences, anecdotes and narratives of this trajectory.

opening expo — Ève Chabanon | Chapter 4: Sold

photoalbum
by Miles Fischler

Hands Up festival

festival
7 JUL — 11 JUL 2021
Young, multidisciplinary talent will occupy every possible corner of the Beursschouwburg. Better together y'all!

Expo visit with Amber Vanluffelen

guided tour
WE 16.06.2021 16:00
SA 26.06.2021 16:00
Walk through the project ‘Lucky Charms’ with artist Amber Vanluffelen then enjoy a cool drink on the rooftop terrace!

Amber Vanluffelen Lucky Charms

expo
16 JUN — 3 JUL 2021
In the name of sports, the arts and the Cats! Amber Vanluffelen created an altar for the Belgian Cats, who are playing the European Basketball Championship.

The Undercommons Collective translation workshop

workshop
TH 10.06.2021 10:00 - 16:00
FR 11.06.2021 10:00 - 16:00
SA 12.06.2021 10:00 - 16:00
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’.

The Surplus Talk

talk
WE 09.06.2021 19:30
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.

"I wanted to somehow add something mystical to the very ‘concrete’ context of professional basketball."

interview
Brussels-based artist Amber Vanluffelen presents a new work in the Witte Foyer. Lucky Charms explores the intersections of sports culture, support structures and magic. Amber shares with us the process, motivations and imaginaries that underlie her project.

Ève Chabanon Chapter 4: Sold

expo
23 APR — 4 SEP 2021
Together with a collective of ‘non-producers’ Ève Chabanon raises questions surrounding the conditions of cultural labour.

Opening Expo Ève Chabanon — Chapter 4: Sold

expo
FR 23.04.2021 14:00 - 21:30
An extra loooooong opening day! Join us!

Error 410 presents Open Your Hands

expo
23 SEP — 15 OCT 2020
w/ Yaqine Hamzaoui - Grégoire Valoteau - Mokosh - Yanis gouverneur - Valentin Michalle - Clément poplineau - Joelle Dubois - CASH

artist talk Guy Woueté & Sorana Munsya

ARTIST TALK
FR 18.09.2020 18:30 - 19:30
Guy Woueté and psychologist Sorana Munsya enter into discussion about Guy’s creative process and the social topics that their work has in common. 

opening expo Guy Woueté Wie is We?

opening ARTIST TALK expo
FR 18.09.2020 17:00 - 22:00
Join us for the opening of the exhibition!

Guy Woueté Wie is We ?

expo
18 SEP 2020 — 27 MAR 2021
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.

Walk & Talk w/ Ingel Vaikla & Laura Toots

guided tour
SA 08.02.2020 17:00
Walk & Talk with the artist & the curator

cancelled - INGEL VAIKLA Shapes and Distances

expo
Seeing double: Estonian-born, Belgium-based artist Ingel Vaikla overlaps past and future, time and space in her audio-visual investigation of the subjective and the collective.

opening expo INGEL VAIKLA Shapes and Distances

opening expo
FR 07.02.2020 19:00 - 22:00
Seeing double: Estonian-born, Belgium-based artist Ingel Vaikla overlaps past and future, time and space in her audio-visual investigation of the subjective and the collective.

BLACK BOX

looped screenings
In the tiniest space in Beursschouwburg, we show a different film each week. You can watch the films for free and without making a reservation. Descend into our catacombs.

opening expo + album release LUÍS LÁZARO MATOS Summer Waterfalls & Autumn Leaves

expo
FR 20.09.2019 18:00
"I was never able to skateboard, nor was I ever able to date boys in school. Like skateboards they all seemed to run from under my feet." 

LUÍS LÁZARO MATOS Summer Waterfalls & Autumn Leaves

expo
20 SEP — 14 DEC 2019
"I was never able to skateboard, nor was I ever able to date boys in school. Like skateboards they all seemed to run from under my feet." 

Alison Yip Truly, Madly, Deeply (multipurpose arts complex)

mural
20 SEP — 20 DEC 2019
Every six months an artist is invited to do ‘something’ with the white wall in the beurscafé.

We Love You

performance film music expo conversations
20 SEP — 20 DEC 2019
Love. That’s what we’ll be talking about in autumn 2019. What exactly is the role and relevance of love in this individualistic, polarised, mediatised, competitive, post-colonial and climate-apocalyptic era?

Opening Expo Charline Tyberghein - Soft News

expo
SA 06.04.2019 17:00
In her paintings, Tyberghein injects everyday symbols and objects with lifelike personality. The young Antwerp artist hijacks the universal readability of these symbols - from Magritte to traffic pictograms - and transforms them into a personal alphabet full of trompes l'oeil.