ACTIVITIES
Using the title of a series of propaganda films designed to explain to the American population the entry of the United States into the Second World War, Eric Arnal-Burtschy investigates the meaning of this "Why we fight" today. Engaged...... Read more
With Never Walk Alone, CC Strombeek and workspacebrussels present a series of three evenings during which young choreographers hit the stage to share their work and travel stories with you. In dialogue with young visual artists and culinary...... Read more
An Be Taa Mi is an energetic performance for five dancers from all over the world: Morocco, Burkina Faso, Italy and Belgium. Choreographer Tierema Koama himself moved from Burkina Faso to Belgium a few years ago. He takes a critical look at our...... Read more
In residency
An Be Taa Mi is an energetic performance for five dancers from all over the world: Morocco, Burkina Faso, Italy and Belgium. Choreographer Tierema Koama himself moved from Burkina Faso to Belgium a few years ago. He takes a critical look at our...... Read more
Baleine is a low-tech spectacle that observes the exchanges between here and there, the multiple and the unique, attempting to place the world at the centre of the body (and not the other way around). Letting you see everything and its contrary, and...... Read more
During a three-month’s residency at workspacebrussels, Club de travail opens up its platform for research, discussion, readings and experiments around the topic of work. Since a healthy body is an efficient worker, some of the readings...... Read more
I’ve lost a lot in 2016: a fiancé, my cat, a grandmother, a house by the sea full of memories, my twenties, a mentor, my favorite actress, my favorite playwright, a producer, a friend, a healer, a fantasy. Collectively we have lost:...... Read more
During this residency Hagar Tenenbaum will focus on processes of movement assimilation using principles of repetition. She is interested in two sources of movement: movement that is ascribed as dance, meaning a gesture that comes from the...... Read more
Pharmakon (working title) will be number three in a series of poetical-scientific performances, this time taking up the human body. Early imaging techniques are used to illustrate this scientific narrative. The show will take place in a...... Read more
Rainbow is a performance that questions identity and its multiple facets. In a solo on stage several characters appear in dialogue with each other – like a rainbow they are formed by reflection, refraction and dispersion of sunlight on...... Read more
Voice of nature: the trial is a site-specific court piece that investigates ecocide and the possibilities of creating a new proposal for the justice system as an answer to the outdated environmental law system. Together with an artistic team, Maria...... Read more
Using the title of a series of propaganda films designed to explain to the American population the entry of the United States into the Second World War, Eric Arnal-Burtschy investigates the meaning of this "Why we fight" today. Engaged...... Read more
News
Summer Residencies at Kanal – Centre Pompidou
This summer, workspacebrussels and Kanal – Centre Pompidou are joining forces for a vibrant residency programme in the capital. In July, August and September, six artists or companies will set to work in the large spaces of the museum at the Sainctelettesquare: Christian Bakalov, Karl Van Welden, Jeanne Colin, Alice Van der Wielen and Anna Heuer Hansen, Eric Arnal-Burtschy, and Nazanin Fakoor.
Working Title Festival: 30 November > 2 December 2018
From 30 November to 2 December, workspacebrussels invites you for a new and vibrant edition of the Working Title Festival. For three days we will immerse you in the work of our artists. Expect an exciting mix of projects in different phases of the creative process: early research, open rehearsals, try-outs and finished work at the intersection of dance, performance, conversation, video art and installation. You will discover the work of Niko Hafkenscheid and Valentina Stepanova, Maria Lucia Cruz Correia, Meggy Rustamova, Alexander Vantournhout, Cassiel Gaube, Benjamin Vandewalle, Oona Libens, Peter Aers, Eric Arnal-Burtschy, Nazanin Fakoor, Christian Bakalov and others. The entire programme will be published on 8 October.
