Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles- Cellule architecture

‘Eurotopie in Brussels’

3 July →
25 Nov.'18

How can architects contribute to the building of a democratic space? How can one learn from the supranational urban and architectural experimentations that is the European presence in Brussels? How can one measure the issues of Europe’s construction and the cohabiting challenges of the European quarter and of the city of Brussels?
These are the questions raised by the Belgian Pavilion’s curators of the Biennale di Architecttura which recently opened in Venice. For this year’s 16th edition, the Architecture Cell of the Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles was in charge of commissioning and producing the national pavilion. The choice was made for a young team involving Traumnovelle and Roxane Le Grelle.
With Eurotopie in Brussels, the idea is to activate the Belgian pavilion from a distance through a series of discussions, screenings and symposiums taking place at the Monts des Arts and organised in collaboration with the Académie des Sciences, des Lettres et des Beaux-Arts and BOZAR, where a ‘Salon Europa’ is inaugurated on July the 2nd.

Curators: Traumnovelle (Léone Drapeaud, Manuel León Fanjul, Johnny Leya) and Roxane Le Grelle
Contributions of artists: Bruce Bégout, Philippe Braquenier, Sébastien Lacomblez, Dennis Pohl, Claire Trotignon and 6’56” (Jurgen Maelfeyt)
 

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Dates

Tuesday 3 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 4 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 5 July, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 6 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 7 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 8 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Tuesday 10 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 11 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 12 July, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 13 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 14 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 15 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Tuesday 17 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 18 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 19 July, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 20 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 21 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 22 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Tuesday 24 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 25 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 26 July, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 27 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 28 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 29 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Tuesday 31 July, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 1 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 2 August, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 3 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 4 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 5 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Tuesday 7 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 8 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 9 August, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 10 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 11 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 12 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Tuesday 14 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 15 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 16 August, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 17 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 18 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 19 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Tuesday 21 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 22 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 23 August, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 24 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 25 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 26 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Tuesday 28 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 29 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 30 August, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 31 August, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 1 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 2 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Tuesday 4 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 5 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 6 September, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 7 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 8 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 9 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Tuesday 11 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 12 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 13 September, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 14 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 15 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 16 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Tuesday 18 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 19 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 20 September, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 21 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 22 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 23 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Tuesday 25 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 26 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 27 September, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 28 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 29 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 30 September, 10:00 → 18:00

Tuesday 2 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 3 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 4 October, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 5 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 6 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 7 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Tuesday 9 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 10 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 11 October, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 12 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 13 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 14 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Tuesday 16 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 17 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 18 October, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 19 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 20 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 21 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Tuesday 23 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 24 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 25 October, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 26 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 27 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 28 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Tuesday 30 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 31 October, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 1 November, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 2 November, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 3 November, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 4 November, 10:00 → 18:00

Tuesday 6 November, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 7 November, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 8 November, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 9 November, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 10 November, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 11 November, 10:00 → 18:00

Tuesday 13 November, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 14 November, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 15 November, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 16 November, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 17 November, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 18 November, 10:00 → 18:00

Wednesday 21 November, 10:00 → 18:00

Thursday 22 November, 10:00 → 21:00

Friday 23 November, 10:00 → 18:00

Saturday 24 November, 10:00 → 18:00

Sunday 25 November, 10:00 → 18:00

Location

BOZAR/Centre for Fine Arts

Rue Ravenstein 23 1000 Brussels

Opening hours

Tuesday — Sunday : 10 am — 6 pm
Thursday : 10 am — 9 pm (except between July 21 and August 15)
Closed on Monday

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- 19:00

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