Since the spring 2020, openoffice is an informal and free meeting open to all artists and cultural workers active in the performing arts in Brussels. Every first Monday of the month we meet to answer questions and exchange information about everything that is related in the development and...

Iter is a transdisciplinary exploration weaving together dance, science fiction, storytelling, and Afrofuturist aesthetics to question our humanity and our possible futures. At the crossroads of technology and tradition, this performance immerses the audience in a dystopian universe where a...

Iter is a transdisciplinary exploration weaving together dance, science fiction, storytelling, and Afrofuturist aesthetics to question our humanity and our possible futures. At the crossroads of technology and tradition, this performance immerses the audience in a dystopian universe where a...

Iter is a transdisciplinary exploration weaving together dance, science fiction, storytelling, and Afrofuturist aesthetics to question our humanity and our possible futures. At the crossroads of technology and tradition, this performance immerses the audience in a dystopian universe where a...

Since the spring 2020, openoffice is an informal and free meeting open to all artists and cultural workers active in the performing arts in Brussels. Every first Monday of the month we meet to answer questions and exchange information about everything that is related in the development and...

Sharing the Void. Letting it resonate, amplify, and fill with echoes and traces; putting it into resonance, articulating its frequencies. Between Sophia Dinkel and Marie Goudot – two dancers with different experiences and paths – a personal language has emerged: a way of relating – to each other...

Sharing the Void. Letting it resonate, amplify, and fill with echoes and traces; putting it into resonance, articulating its frequencies. Between Sophia Dinkel and Marie Goudot – two dancers with different experiences and paths – a personal language has emerged: a way of relating – to each other...

For two decades, Vincent Glowinski has made Brussels the playground for a prolific street art practice—his works have become part of the city’s collective imagination. While he has never stopped painting, the artist has continuously sought to transcend his practice, notably through live...

For two decades, Vincent Glowinski has made Brussels the playground for a prolific street art practice—his works have become part of the city’s collective imagination. While he has never stopped painting, the artist has continuously sought to transcend his practice, notably through live...

For two decades, Vincent Glowinski has made Brussels the playground for a prolific street art practice—his works have become part of the city’s collective imagination. While he has never stopped painting, the artist has continuously sought to transcend his practice, notably through live...

Since the spring 2020, openoffice is an informal and free meeting open to all artists and cultural workers active in the performing arts in Brussels. Every first Monday of the month we meet to answer questions and exchange information about everything that is related in the development and...

Since the spring 2020, openoffice is an informal and free meeting open to all artists and cultural workers active in the performing arts in Brussels. Every first Monday of the month we meet to answer questions and exchange information about everything that is related in the development and...

How can we give form to the bond that unites two dancers? Beyond fantasies and projections, how can we shape all that is deposited, transmitted, and circulates in space when bodies move together? To explore this both intangible and intimate relationship, Michael Pomero and Marie Goudot drew from...

How can we give form to the bond that unites two dancers? Beyond fantasies and projections, how can we shape all that is deposited, transmitted, and circulates in space when bodies move together? To explore this both intangible and intimate relationship, Michael Pomero and Marie Goudot drew from...