GKO Café: A new role for art houses | Shaping changing places

REFLECTION


Manoeuvre & Palestine Café: Onzichtbaar Werk

Reflection


Basel Zaraa 'Dear Laila'

Memories of a Home: An Intimate Journey Through Loss and Resistance of a Palestinian Family


[cancelled] BREAKFASTCLUB #6

REFLECTIE


WERKER COLLECTIVE: Study Group AGAINST WORK

REFLECTION 'On Artistic Strategies of Unproductivity'


Sana Ghobbeh 'This Wall Grows At Its Root'

Performance


POC POC Manifesto

Reflection: talks and interventions


Tot in de stad! Work in Progress

Reflection: open studios, dinner conversation, performance, whine & wine


Playtime

reflectie


Endless Exhibition

Slowly changing exhibition without end date questions the autonomy of individual artworks


Tarek Atoui 'the Shore / a place I'd like to be'

exhibition


Sirah Foighel Brutmann & Eitan Efrat 'Là'

exhibition


Building Castles in the Sky

Art trail: Ghent is transformed through the imagination of its youth


Frederico Araujo & Julie Mughunda 'SHARK'


Abattoir Fermé & Compagnie Cecilia 'GENESIS'

A turbulent and baroque spectacle


Pascal Gielen 'Vertrouwen'

Reflection


DEEWEE, LIPPSTICK DJ's, Lieselot Siddiki & Pol Heyvaert 'Countdown'

Dancing all night with a countdown clock as the master of ceremonies


Lisa Vereertbrugghen 'While We Are Here'

Powerful crossover between techno and folk dance


Katy Baird 'Get off'

A raw and unfiltered glimpse into the human desire for connection


Benny Claessens 'White Flag'

Surrender as a form of resistance


Laurence Roothooft, Suze Milius 'SHE'

The role of a lifetime


Anna Vercammen & Joeri Cnapelinckx 'The Pale Baron'

Felix and Felka’s revolutionary Singalong 😉 Bingbong!


Rosie Sommers & Micha Goldberg 'GERMAN STAATSTHEATER'

Slapstick and self-mockery versus overstressed bodies and burn-outs


CANCELLED: Mette Ingvartsen 'Skatepark'

Contemporary dance on wheels


Brian Lobel with Gweneth-Ann Rand '24 Italian Songs & Arias'

A hilarious opera recital to celebrate failure


Milo Rau 'Medea's Children'

The blood-drenched tragedies of adult life seen through the eyes of children


Double bill: Francesca Grilli 'Record' & Sesa 'Spoken Word'

Performance on adolescence, between courage and isolation & spoken word performance


GKO Café: A new role for art houses | Shaping changing places

REFLECTION

DA BINNENKOER ANALOOG 2023 1 van 8
  • Thu 11.04 – 18:00 – Campo Boma

Through its tenta­cles within the broad cul­tu­ral sec­tor, Gents Kunstenoverleg cat­ches many sig­nals rela­ted to pres­su­re on avai­la­ble spa­ce and how we deal with (semi-public) spa­ce in the city. Organizations have ques­ti­ons about sha­red use of spa­ce, sustai­na­bi­li­ty, what to do after a tem­po­ra­ry fil­ling in, who owns a spa­ce and how to sha­re their spa­ce with noma­dic organization.

We invi­te Jozef Wouters to offer us a dif­fe­rent per­spec­ti­ve from his art prac­ti­ce and chal­len­ge us to work out con­cre­te solu­ti­ons to the­se ques­ti­ons in a key­no­te. Afterwards, we will be hap­py to dis­cuss this with each other.

18:00h-19:00h Walk-in + food by SimSim

19:00u-20:30u Keynote Jozef Wouters (Dutch)

JOZEF WOUTERS

Jozef Wouters (1986) is a sce­no­grap­her and the­a­ter maker based in Brussels. From Decoratelier in Molenbeek, he ini­ti­a­tes various pro­jects and artis­tic col­la­bo­ra­ti­ons. In 2019, Jozef was awar­ded the Flemish Culture Prize (Ultima) in the per­for­ming arts cate­go­ry for Decoratelier together with co-foun­der Menno Vandevelde. Wouter’s work is often rela­ted to a spe­ci­fic loca­ti­on and ini­ti­a­tes a dia­lo­gue bet­ween stra­te­gic spa­ces, soci­al pro­ces­ses and the power of ima­gi­na­ti­on. In 2020 his book Moments befo­re the wind, a hete­ro­ge­neous col­lec­ti­on of notes and reflec­ti­ons on spa­ce, sce­no­grap­hy, art making and insti­tu­ti­o­nal cri­ti­que, was publis­hed with edi­tors Jeroen Peeters. Since 2017, he has been an auto­no­mous artist in resi­den­ce at Meg Stuart/​Damaged Goods.

Organized by the part­ners of GIF ism Gents Kunstenoverleg

You can regis­ter for reflec­ti­on here


The event is free, food to be paid on site cash or via Payconiq