WorkshopPerformance
Seppe Baeyens, Al Qasy Saif Quasi, Stef Heeren
Atelier Léon
13/07/2021 — 15/07/2021
Welcome to Atelier Leon – an accessible neighbourhood dance workshop that gets everybody involved! Join choreographer Seppe Baeyens and musicians Stef Heeren and Al Qasy Saif Quasy as they challenge you to express yourself through dance and movement, and break away from existing gender roles and expectations. Slowly but surely, new relationships and dynamics will develop. Dance experience not required. Just come along and enjoy yourself.
We kindly request all participants bring their own chair.
Performance
Thiago Antunes & Gaëtan Rusquet
Atravès, de travers
10/07/2021 — 11/07/2021
The space of KANAL, charged with its industrial history, becomes the place to ritualise the love relationship, the renovation of the place becomes an opportunity for transformation, to integrate the past and the possibilities that arise.
PerformanceConcert
Myriam Van Imschoot & Youyou Group
MARS
24/04/2021 — 25/04/2021
KANAL-Centre Pompidou welcomes artist Myriam Van Imschoot and the YouYou group with a new vocal creation, MARS, around the art of the youyou or Zaghareet in Arabic, a loud ululation used as an expression of joy and festivity.
Performance
Calixto Neto
OH! RAGE
24/10/2020 — 25/10/2020
Calixto Neto’s Oh! Rage works on making minority bodies visible, and on remodelling their imaginaries. Based on a research into “peripheral” dances, in other words those that have been developed on the margins of institutional frameworks, his first solo focuses on the representation of black bodies, grasped at the crossroads between several emancipation discourses. He brings in the movements of Afropunk and Afrofuturisme, post-colonial research, especially covering Brazil, black studies and contemporary art.
Performance
Olga de Soto
Paper Lane
17/10/2020 — 18/10/2020
Paper Lane represents an act of resistance in the face of the digital revolution, the profusion of overabundance and high-speed and high-tech life, that destroy the silence necessary for meditation, introspection and reflection. This act is based on the observation of the need for a radical deceleration and is inspired by the book Alienation and Acceleration: Towards a Critical Theory of Late-Modern Temporality by the German sociologist and philosopher Hartmut Rosa.
Performance
Performed by Bryana Fritz
Lecture on Nothing, John Cage
15/10/2020 — 16/10/2020
Non-conformist as he was, John Cage chose to turn a lecture about his music into a work that is not even a lecture (at the most, it keeps up appearances) and is not even about his music. "Nothing" is literally the most important subject, in a text in which Cage collects anecdotes, makes references to Zen Buddhism (which he was deeply involved in at the time) and above all plays an amusing game with the audience's expectations.
MusicPerformance
Performed by Adva Zakai & Michael Schmid
MOSTLY SILENT MUSIC (extended remix)
15/10/2020 — 16/10/2020
A Fluxconcert with works by John M Armleder, Yoko Ono, George Brecht, Man Ray, La Monte Young, Takehisa Kosugi, Nam June Paik, Dick Higgins, Ben Vautier, John Cage, Christian Morgenstern, Kurt Schwitters and with bits and bites by Kate Tempest, Tierra Whack, Astra Taylor, Stromae, and Beethoven.
Guided tourPerformance
with Rabina Miya
AN INTIMATE TÊTE-À-TÊTE
07/02/2021 — 08/02/2021
14/02/2021 — 15/02/2021
21/02/2021 — 22/02/2021
28/02/2021 — 01/03/2021
AN INTIMATE TÊTE-À-TÊTE. WHAT IF, IN THE WAKE OF THIS HEALTH CRISIS, WE ONLY KEPT WHAT WAS BEST: INTIMACY.
Performance
DAVID HELBICH
ECHO OVATIONS: HUMAN DELAYS FROM INNER SPACE
18/10/2020
Sound performance for intro-active audience in a large space
Celebrating what comes back to you, praising what leaves you:
in this inter- and intro-active sound performance Helbich invites the audience to a deep listening experience using sounds recorded in places with reverb tails as long as their history. Spread out over an entire floor of the former Citroen showrooms the listeners will be guided to the moment where sound disappears, wondering if it really ever left us.
Concept & performance: David Helbich