Close by Lukas Dhont nominated for an Oscar
With the announcement of the nominees for the Academy Awards, it’s exciting to see that
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Madonna announces her arrival in Belgium
Madonna today announces a brand new international tour Madonna: The Celebration Tour. The singer has
I am often asked what will happen in Brussels in 2023?
Here is my small non-exhaustive selection of what is to come for this new year.
What to watch: Mon CRS at Pink Screens festival
Join photographer and filmmaker Marc Martin for a screening of Mon CRS at the Pink
Trio (for the beauty of it), artistic disciplines and genres blending together
Three contemporary dancers, Ivorian coupé-décalé star Ordinateur, New York voguing star Alex Mugler and Mexican
King Baxter’s freaky universe
King Baxter is a performer, drag-genderfucker, radio speaker, singer, writer, activist, festival organizer, and visual
Museum Night Fever returns on Saturday October 22 in an even more inclusive format.
This year, Museum Night Fever is even more committed to its inclusive policy. Part of
Serena Vittorini’s art, from ‘En ce moment’ to ‘I built a wall’
Serena Vittorini is a visual artist based in Brussels. In 2020 she directed her first
The funny phony mood of Fanny Ruwet
Fanny Ruwet’s comedy is so cringy and we love it. She uses awkardness on stage
Jean-Marc De Pelsemaeker: Each Man Kills The Thing He Loves.
The latest exhibition from Jean-Marc De Pelsemaeker is Each Man Kills The Thing He Loves.
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