During the shortest days and longest nights of the year, Sadrie Alves, Désirée 0100, Débora Oliveira and Giulia Bonfiglio will gather to explore forgotten lores, obscu­red his­to­ries, dis­tor­ted memo­ries, and perverted mythologies. They look at the past in order to see the ancient stories of the future.

WHAT WE WILL is a collective of artists who use public space for learning through interaction and production.

The collaboration between Sofia Danae Vorvila, fyllenia grigoriou and Myrto Grigoriou represents a dynamic confluence of contemporary dance, performance, visual arts and photgraphy, deeply rooted in interdisciplinary practices.

Together with her artistic team lightartist Caroline Mathieu (she/her, BE) develops LUMINAL*, an immersive installation exploring the relationship between light, color and the audience.

During a 6 week residency in wpZimmer , Antwerp (BE), the collective Affective_log invites to self-organize collectively by initiating work sessions, skill sharing, leisure time, reading sessions, sonic digressions and discussions on internal maintenance & care work of existing and aspiring feminist server projects . We will engage in physical performative body exercises, developing an audio interface/software/service with chatbots and prompt for collective meetings, install, configure feminist data practices, explore hard, soft & wet ware devices, do sound&video&data improvisations, …

Every Thursday
6pm – LIVE Radio centraal 
8pm – Film discussions

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The multidisciplinary collective NOON creates performative installations that stem from questions around other ways of being together. The collective is interested in events of entanglement between human and non-human actors. A recurring theme in their work is the creation of immersive spaces that function as ecosystems, with a big focus on scenography and materiality.

We are delighted to announce the fourth edition of Beyond the Black Box Festival in Antwerp! Get ready for an immersive experience into the realm of the unknown and step our of the black box. This year’s programme is bold, experimental and diverse in topics so there’ll sure be something for you.

“Emerging from friendships that exist in overlapping cultural and political scenes, our collective is held together by a common investment in the sonic and the sensorial to establish connections with the spaces in which we find ourselves. In their haptic vibrations, their ability to animate and intensify flows between living and non-living things, sounds/senses constitute vibrant matter that plays an important part in forming the texture of everyday life. Sounds/senses can then be mobilised “as a structural base as well as a speculative guide for engaging arguments about social and political struggle” (from LaBelle’s Sonic Agency, 2018). From this, the concept of a faellowship took shape, centred on the medium of a radio programme.”

Faellowship is Jeanne Coppens, Lina Ejdaa, Anna Laganovska and Stine Sampers.