In her latest creation, Dragging the Bone, Warlop talks exegetically about her work and own persona. She does this in a language invented for herself, while you are watching.

Suppose that we succeed in slowing down the ageing process or even stopping it. What would life look like if it lasted a few centuries?

It’s possible that the name Marlene Monteiro Freitas doesn’t ring any bells. This striking Cape Verdean dancer is known as the enfant terrible of contemporary choreography. At the moment she’s doing really well with her baroque aesthetic and surreal images. She’s bringing ‘her’ paradise with her to our place.

How does our memory influence the imaging of reality? Charlotte Bouckaert and Steve Salembier fathom it out for you in the Bildraum installation performance.

The ultimate aim of Wellness? The perfect symbiosis between a healthy body and a healthy mind. Riebeek & Holzinger are striving for nothing less than their own version of Miss or Mr Universe.

The best way to keep a past action alive is to redo it. - Thomas Geiger 31 Artistic initiatives from the past.

Yodeling is not just a Swiss thing!

Plunge into a wardrobe in a Brussels hotel and surrender to a ritual. Or is it an advanced fancy dress party?

A few years ago the residents of Progress Street in Schaarbeek learnt some sobering news: some 30 homes would have to make way for the GEN (Regional Express Network), an expansion of the North station. This was the result of ongoing change to which the metropolis was subjected.

GenderBlending calls body hackers, 3D theorists, game activists, queer designers and software feminists to experiment at the contact zones of gender and technology. GenderBlending consists of a workshop, a worksession, a public archive, and two public events.