In his documentary fiction film, the Belgian artist Robin Vanbesien follows three actors on a journey through Athens.

Our associated artist Christina Stuhlberger selects a screening programme, including her own documentary Malapascua.

Brussels-based artist Fabrizio Terranova joins forces with BOZAR, ERG and the Beursschouwburg. We present his film Donna Haraway: Story Telling for Earthly Survival (presented at Kunstenfestivaldesarts in 2016) and to top it off, we invite Donna Haraway – influential art theorist, feminist and science-fiction lover – to join us in watching, listening and debating. Expect two full evenings of captivating material about gender, identity and technology, focused on the work of Donna Haraway.

Do you remember those string figures? And how you can transform a simple loop of string in your fingers into a fascinating play of lines? Belgian filmmaker Katrien Vermeire refreshes our memories with a delightfully playful short film, Touwfiguren Brussel. Touwfiguren Brussel is part of her recent String Figures project.

Fifty years ago, a bunch of screenwriters from the entertainment industry invented a new way to die - as if there weren’t already enough ways to die - and it was called skin suffocation. With that iconic image of a gold-painted body dead woman, the ‘industry of desire’ created some sort of a symbol for patriarchy: the ultimate male trophy. 

An intimate and vivid account of a young girl’s real and fantastical adventure in a remote forest one evening.

SoundImageCulture (SIC) is an international arts workshop focused on artistic-anthropological research and support for audiovisual art forms. Participants of 2015 & 2016 will present their films & installations. With: Amir Yatziv, Julia Clever, Amélie Derlon Cordina, Samah Hijawi, Bruno Vandenberghe, Janine Prins, Greet Brauwers, Sophie Sherman a.o.