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Performance
Jocelyn Cottencin
MONUMENTAL
27/06/2019 — 28/06/2019
A highlight of KANAL-Centre Pompidou’s programme, Monumental by Jocelyn Cottencin is scheduled once again on 27 June, as part of the closing Festival of KANAL BRUT.
Performance
Jocelyn Cottencin
MONUMENTAL
15/03/2019 — 17/03/2019
For several years, visual artist Jocelyn Cottencin has been conducting a reflection on form, image, signs and space through recurrent themes such as the group and the community.
For his projects he uses installations, film, graphic design, performances and the book. Quite logically, Monumental is a project that moves borders.
Monumental seeks to activate a visual and collective memory originating in representations of our history, in particular the history of art, or media and contemporary events.
Installation
Peggy Lee Cooper & KNEPH
(All dressed up and) nowhere to go
24/04/2021 — 25/04/2021
25/04/2021 — 26/04/2021
Through this ephemeral installation in front of the KANAL - Centre Pompidou in Brussels, Peggy Lee Cooper and KNEPH explore these feelings that overwhelm us in recent months: loneliness, alienation, lack of human contact or with the audience.
Performance
at Kaaitheater
Performing Art - Noé Soulier
22/03/2019 — 23/03/2019
Now that the body has increasingly entered museums, choreographer and philosopher Noé Soulier has chosen to explore the reverse movement: what if it was the artworks that adapted themselves to a new space instead of the body? In Performing Art, spectators observe 20 works of art from the collection of the Musée National d’Art Moderne-Centre Pompidou. Not by strolling through a museum, but from the comfort of their theatre seat. The actors are the technicians of the museum who unpack the artworks onstage according to a well-defined protocol.
TalkMusicPerformance
The Act of Breathing: Notes on Fugitivity
16/09/2023
With The Act of Breathing: Notes on Fugitivity, curators Sorana Munsya and Evelyn Simons create a space-time in which to analyse the links between the struggle to breathe and the concept of Black fugitivity. The notion of Fugitivity, mainly developed in Black American and Caribbean literature, refers to the history of slavery and the flight of maroons from plantations. Here, we will be exploring how to translate this concept into a contemporary Belgian postcolonial context.
KANAL-Centre Pompidou & #windowmuseum for Visit.Brussels Awards 2021
25.05.2021
We are proud to announce that our application for Visit.Brussels Awards 2021 has been selected! For...
New curatorial appointments at KANAL-Centre Pompidou
Press release 05.10.2022
KANAL is delighted to announce its new curatorial appointments. Devrim Bayar has been named Senior...
‘A Stage for Brussels’ wins the international competition
A project by the architecture offices NOA, EM2N & SERGISON BATES
The architecture project of the offices noAarchitecten (Brussels), EM2N (Zurich) and Sergison Bates architects (London) was unanimously selected for the conversion of the former Citroën Yser garage into a new cultural hub for Brussels. The jury of the international competition praised a project...
Rendez-vous
Ninon Mazeaud
Beguinage Stories
24/04/2021
25/04/2021
The church of Saint John the Baptist in the Brussels Beguinage, not too far from Place Sainte-Catherine, has been occupied by more than 150 undocumented immigrants ever since January 30th, 2021. In its recent history, it has not been the first time that a group of women, men and children have taken over the church as a battlefield with one common goal: the regularisation of all undocumented immigrants in Belgium.
NOA/EM2N/SERGISON BATES win the international architecture competititon
The architectural project of the offices noAarchitecten (Brussels), EM2N (Zurich) and Sergison...
Exhibition
IN SITU: art on display in windows
08/05/2020 — 28/08/2020
Between the 8th may and August 28th 2020, KANAL- Centre Pompidou, in collaboration with the new platform #windowmuseum, will present the exhibition IN SITU. This first exhibition to emerge in the context of the current crisis seeks to answer the question: ‘How can we continue to exhibit artworks today?’ IN SITU will be part of a series of exhibitions curated by #windowmuseum at three venues: KANAL-Centre-Pompidou in Brussels, the Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles in Paris, and BPS 22 in Charleroi.
PerformanceConcert
Ula Sickle & Stine Janvin
NIGHT SHIFT II
29/06/2023
30/06/2023
Echoic Choir, a collaboration between singer, performer, and sound artist Stine Janvin and choreographer Ula Sickle, takes clubbing back to its core. The pure voices of a choir occupy the space, replacing the booming speakers of a club, while the performance explores the ritual of dance that unites in the small hours of the morning.
Press release from the KANAL Foundation
25.06.2021
In response to recent media-discussions around the future artistic direction of KANAL, the KANAL...
Workshop
BRUT-ART
PIAZZA DELL’ARTE
25/06/2019 — 28/06/2019
29/06/2019 — 01/07/2019
Piazza dell’Arte is a cultural-educational association that organizes art workshops for young people aged 14 and over. During Festival Kanal, the former Citroën garage will be their creative home base for a week.
MIXED MEDIA // VISUALS // SCULPTURAL ART // INTERACTIVE INSTALLATIONS
Guided tour
Avec : Véronique Clette-Gabuka
PERSPECTI.EF.VE
12/06/2022
The exhibition ‘The Act of Breathing' through the eyes of Véronique Clette-Gabuka
In this subjective guided tour, artists or personalities from the visual arts’ world plays the role of mediator and shares with the public their artistic ‘crush’ and their own vision of the exhibition 'The Act of Breathing' presented in Horst as part of the Living Traces project led by KANAL-Centre Pompidou.
VERONIQUE CLETTE-GABUKA
KANAL – Centre Pompidou A prefigurative year: 5 May 2018 > June 2019 Opening 5 May 2018
On 5 May 2018, KANAL – Centre Pompidou will open its doors in the former Citroën Yser garage in...
IN SITU: art on display in windows
Showing art during the lockdown: escaping the virtual museum with #windowmuseum
Brussels, 5 May 2020 – On Friday 8 May, KANAL-Centre Pompidou, in collaboration with the new...