Brussels Writers Series VIII – By a name I know not how to tell thee who I am
By a name I know not how to tell thee who I am – Romeo. Romeo & Juliet, Shakespeare In
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Cult’Art
What does war do to people? – Carsten Jensen at Bozar
“My heart thumps harder. There’s no reason to be afraid. And yet this feels like my baptism of fire. For
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Music from Kazakhstan and Pakistan delighted BOZAR
Joyful tempo, energetic dance and soul in the incredible performance deriving from the Kazakhs identity by Yerlan Ryskali. The Central
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Brussels Writers Series VII – A(nother) Love Song for Ixelles
Brussels, to me, is like jazz – sometimes slow, sometimes fast, beautiful, ugly, with unexpected twists and outbursts here and
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Redefining feminism – Tashweesh Festival
“If everything is put under the name of Feminism then nothing is feministic. Feminism is a label that most people
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Brussels Neo-Classical Weekend
The heritage of the idea of the “Neo-Classical City” is present all over the Brussels-Capital Region and it invites us
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9 Visions of Brussels: a call for street-art projects by the City of Brussels
General context The city of Brussels, with the initiative of the Alderman of the City of Brussels who is in
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He’s conquering Instagram users with his art: Jean Jullien in Brussels at Alice Gallery
Jean Jullien has 1 million followers on Instagram. How many of them do you think live in Brussels? For his
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Brussels Writers Series VI – Bruxelles ma vieille
My coming to Brussels was not entirely by choice; it was driven by the need to be closer to my
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Africa Inside Me: geometric patterns in the new exhibition by Isabelle de Borchgrave
Green, blue and red ibises have invaded the space of Isabelle de Borchgrave. Monkeys, red suns and mystical personages on
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