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11/03/2019
Art Brussels
Off Programme
Art Brussels is happy to welcome Kanal – Centre Pompidou as a new institutional partner of its OFF...
15/04/2021
Dream Droom Rêve
25.04.2021
For Brussels, City of Stories , KANAL-Centre Pompidou invites a large panel of people, from all...
Festival & SuperSchool
MAGMA RECLAIM THE CLIMAX !
15/05/2019 — 26/05/2019
This project is organised as a big meeting-point between various Masters programs, where the ecological, social, political and poetical questions of our time can converge in relation to the field of contemporary artistic creation.
Make a bequest to ensure the permanence of culture
Do you believe that art and culture are essential to society and that they promote the peaceful coexistence of communities? Why not pass on this conviction after your lifetime and share it with your children and grandchildren by building up with us the future collection of the museum of modern and...
14/02/2019
Win a blind date at the museum!
Valentine coming and no date yet? museumPASSmusées helps you out of need.
No plans for Valentine’s day? Just for you, museumPASSmuseum becomes Cupido ❤.❤. Participate (...
10/02/2023
Premiere Chant for Hope I Miet Warlop
Dhaka Art Summit 2023
Last week Chant for Hope by Brussels-based artist Miet Warlop premiered at the Dhaka Art Summit ...
Younes Baba-Ali
ART IS(T) TALK
05/11/2018 — 06/11/2018
What memory should we retain from contemporary art ? And how ? Making a public art collection could be un answer to these questions. Besides the Centre Pompidou collection the visitor can also discover young Belgians artists. They have been selected by a committee to set the basis of Kanal’s own collection of contemporary art.
Art is(t) talk makes these artists and Art historians meet an discuss the importance of contemporary art in our societies. Art is(t) Talk is organised in partnership with ULB and VUB.
PROGRAMME AND SPEAKERS :
SUCHAN KINOSHITA
Artist talk#6
13/06/2019
Before the closing of KANAL BRUT at the end of June, come and (re)discover the first commissioned artworks of KANAL’s own collection explained by the artists themselves!
Exhibition
Openluchtmuseum
Musée à ciel ouvert
01/08/2023 — 24/09/2023
The Open Sky Museum is a children's discovery of KANAL's neighbourhood. 100 children and young people aged between 10 and 14 have captured the beauty that surrounds us with the artist Larissa Vanhee. Discover the city through the children's eyes in the Yser/IJzer metro station and on the palisade of the under construction museum on Quai des Péniches/Akenkaai.
Guided tour
WELCOME TO THE FAMILY
17/02/2019 — 18/02/2019
24/02/2019 — 25/02/2019
03/03/2019 — 04/03/2019
10/03/2019 — 11/03/2019
17/03/2019 — 18/03/2019
24/03/2019 — 25/03/2019
Every Sundays, between 15:00 and 16:00, we invite families to discover Kanal – Centre Pompidou.
For children, accompanied by an adult, we propose a creative itinerary.
While the children are busy with some fun seek-and-draw missions, the accompanying parents learn more about the works on display from the guide.
Workshop
Teresa Sdralevich
Protestencil & Imprimerue - Drukker Straat
12/07/2021 — 13/07/2021
18/07/2021 — 19/07/2021
21/07/2021 — 22/07/2021
In PROTESTENCIL the public compose and print their own poster using the high impact stencils created by Teresa Sdralevich. Bold and simple images, inspiring words and abstract forms come together in never ending combinations, transforming participants into instant designers. In IMPRIMERUE // DRUKKER STRAAT she applies the same principle, but this time uses the street’s surface as the base on which to print.
ScreeningTalk
Bouchra Khalili in conversation with Joachim Ben Yakoub
The Tempest Society
05/04/2024
Three Athenians from different backgrounds form a group to examine the current state of Greece, Europe, and the Mediterranean. They get together on a theatre stage that is being used as a public space.
Le lion, sa cage et ses ailes (1975-1976)
05/05/2018 — 30/06/2019
04/09/2024
World Histories of the Commons
On the structural transformation of art with the Commons
World Histories of the Commons is a year-long programme of events, workshops and publishing...
The home movie factory
01/06/2019 — 29/06/2019
JEANNE COLIN & KILLIAN MADELEINE - Reception
Day of the dance
27/04/2019 — 28/04/2019
In every sculpture and every monument there is an attempt to capture our convictions for eternity. And yet even stone erodes. What does a truth need to remain valid? In their sensitive duet Jeanne Colin and Killian Madeleine go in search of an anchorage – in themselves and in each other. Their stability is constantly put to the test by the soft clay floor on which they move. An ode to the fragility and strength of the body.
TalkPerformance
Dream City: A different festival
07/04/2024
In this panel discussion, we invite the founders of the festival, along with some participating artists to reflect on the raison d'être and methodology of this unique festival.
This panel discussion can be combined with the performances of Filipe Lourenço and Jozef Wouters.
EDOUARD CABAY
THIRD DEVIATION
21/06/2019 — 30/06/2019
Edouard Cabay's research focuses on issues related to digital culture and manufacturing processes - crossing the fields of the immaterial and the physical through an incessant intermingling of these two fields, to produce strange constructions "concretely concrete" although governed by the abstract laws of computational computing, the purpose of which is, however, to shape realizations that are part of the Euclidean space-time of our materialist contemporaneity (...) etc.
Rendez-vous
BRUXELLES LES BAINS
06/07/2018 — 12/08/2018
For the seventeenth year in a row, and until 12 August, the world’s liveliest urban beach is taking its place along Brussels Canal. The two banks are joined by the temporary bridge that got everyone talking last time around.
Screening
Chantal Akerman
D’EST
19/09/2018
20/09/2018
21/09/2018
22/09/2018
23/09/2018
24/09/2018
03/10/2018
04/10/2018
05/10/2018
06/10/2018
07/10/2018
08/10/2018
Following the demolition of the Berlin Wall, Chantal Akerman captures the reality and mutation of the former Soviet states, shot from summer through to winter in a series of travelling or static shots. From East Germany to Moscow, passing through Poland, Lithuania and the Ukraine, she records the bodies and faces of the anonymous masses, either walking or, with closed faces, simply waiting for who knows what. She films buildings, landscapes, the snow or the night and offers a mass of visual and aural impressions, in a mesmerising, impressionistic poem.