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− | ''' | + | '''Spaces''': [[Argos]] (*1989), [https://www.arp.works/ ARP] research and production platform, [[La Compilothèque]], [http://elevensteens.com/ Eleven Steens] space for contemporary creation (*2019), [https://www.flandersartsinstitute.be/news/5340-new-work-and-exhibition-spaces-in-the-heart-of-brussels Hacktiris] (*2019), [https://www.halles.be/ Halles de Schaerbeek] cultural centre (*1970s), [https://hacklab.brussels/ HCKLABXL] hacklab, [[iMAL]] (*1999), [https://jubilee-art.org Jubilee] platform for artistic research and production (*2012), [https://www.levelfivebxl.org Level Five] artist-run cooperative studio, [https://www.lamaisonderendezvous.com/ La Maison de Rendez-Vous] artist and meeting space (*2019), [[MediaRuimte]] (*2003), [https://www.mothersanddaughters.be/ Mothers & Daughters] bar & art space (*2017), [[Nadine]], [[Nova Cinema]] (*1997), [[Overtoon]] platform for sound art, [[Pianofabriek]], [[Q-O2]] music and sound art workspace (*2006), [[Recyclart]] sound and art venue, [https://www.reset.brussels Reset], [https://www.rosadoc.be/ RoSa] library and knowledge center for gender and feminism, [https://www.rile.space/ rile*] bookshop and project space (*2019).<br> |
+ | '''Past spaces''': [[Variable]] (2011-2014), [[OKNO]] (*2005), [[Galerie MTL]] (1970-1978). | ||
− | ''' | + | '''Initiatives''': [[Agency]] (*1992), [http://www.algolit.net Algolit] (*2012), [http://warehouse.industries ARG (animation research group)] (*2014), [https://bad.brussels/ BAD (Brussels Almanack Dykes)] collection of queer and feminist spaces and places in Brussels, [http://genderfluid.space/ Bye Bye Binary] (BBB, *2018), [[City Mine(d)]] (*1997), [[Code31]] (*2003), [[Constant]] (*1997), [http://www.enoughroomforspace.org Enough Room for Space] (*2005), [[F/LAT]] (*2013), [[FoAM]] (*2000), [https://hashet.be/ Hashët] artist collective (*2013), [https://gnuragist.es/ GNUragistes], [[iMAL]] (*1999), [http://justfortherecord.space/ Just for the Record] arts&design collective (*2015), [[Komplot]] (*2002), [[LAb au]] (*1997), [[lahaag.org]] (*2002), [http://mophradat.org/ Mophradat] (*2004), [[N3krozoft Ltd]], [[Nadine]], [[OSP]] (*2006), [https://ps.lesoiseaux.io/ Petites Singularités], [https://src.brussels/ Source] radio show, [[Sub Rosa]] music label.<br> |
− | + | '''Past initiatives''': [[OKNO]] center for art and technology (*1998/2004). | |
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− | ''' | + | '''Festivals''': [[Argos]], [[Citysonic]] sound art festival, [https://ps.zoethical.org/c/engagement/offdem/129 OFFDEM] intersectional festival about collective practices & free technologies production (*2020), [[Public]] (*2006), [[Cimatics]] (*2000).<br> |
+ | '''Events''': [https://constantvzw.org/wefts/worksessions.en.html Worksessions] (*2014), [[Relearn]] summer school (*2013), [[NetPoliticsBeerX]] (*2011), [[Libre Graphics Meeting]] (2010), [[The Public School]] Brussels (2009-2010), [[Dorkbot Brussels]] (*2007), [http://www.digitales-online.org/ Digitales] (2001-2006) [https://digitales.constantvzw.org/media_archive/].<br> | ||
+ | '''Past festivals''': [https://areyoubeingserved.constantvzw.org/Summit.xhtml Feminist Server Summit] (2013), [[Verbindingen / Jonctions]] (2000-2013), [[Exprmntl]] experimental film festival (1947..1974, 2009), [https://www.audiokeys.net/forum/forum/les-bancs-d-essais-ressources-tutos-synth%C3%A8se-partitions/les-ressources/pdf/16070-bruxelles-1981-le-festival-%C3%A3%C2%A9lectronique-du-plan-k Plan K] festival of electronic music, video and computer art (1981) [[Media:Plan K Festival Brussels 1981.pdf|materials]].<br> | ||
+ | '''Past events''': [[Authors of the Future]] (2019), [https://bem.brussels/ Brussels Electronic Marathon] (2017), [[Eclectic Tech Carnival]] (2010), [[Copycult|Copycult: The Original Sin]] (2001), [[World-Information.Org]] (2000). | ||
'''Academy programs''': [[Centre for Studies on Media and Culture VUB Brussels|Centre for Studies on Media and Culture VUB]], [[Transmedia, Brussels|Transmedia]] (*1999). | '''Academy programs''': [[Centre for Studies on Media and Culture VUB Brussels|Centre for Studies on Media and Culture VUB]], [[Transmedia, Brussels|Transmedia]] (*1999). | ||
− | '''Art workers''': [[Adrien Lucca]], [[Aernoudt Jacobs]] (1968), [[Alexandre Leray]], [[Annemie Maes]], [[An Mertens]], [[Antoinette Rouvroy]], [[Femke Snelting]], [[Gert Aertsen]], [[Guy van Belle]], [[Isjtar Vandebroeck]], [[Jan De Pauw]] (1966), [[ | + | '''Art workers''': [[Adrien Lucca]], [[Aernoudt Jacobs]] (1968), [[Alexandre Leray]], [[Alexia de Visscher]], [[Annemie Maes]], [[An Mertens]], [[Antoinette Rouvroy]], [[Elodie Mugrefya]], [[Femke Snelting]], [[Gert Aertsen]], [[Guy van Belle]], [[Ilan Manouach]] (1980), [[Isjtar Vandebroeck]], [[Jan De Pauw]] (1966), [[Joost Rekveld]], [[Julien Deswaef]], [[Laurence Rassel]], [[Lina Kusaite]] (1975), [[Loraine Furter]], [[Maja Kuzmanovic]], [[Martino Morandi]], [[Mia Melvær]], [[Michel Cleempoel]], [[Nico Carpentier]], [[Nicolas Malevé]], [[Nik Gaffney]], [[Peter Westenberg]], [[Pierre Huyghebaert]], [[Pierre Marchand]], [[Pieter Heremans]], [[Rosamunde Van Brakel]], [[Shelbatra Jashari]], [[Stéphanie Vilayphiou]], [[Wendy Van Wynsberghe]], [[Yves Poliart]]. ''RIP'' [[Kobe Matthys]] (1970-2023). |
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Latest revision as of 15:58, 12 August 2024
Spaces: Argos (*1989), ARP research and production platform, La Compilothèque, Eleven Steens space for contemporary creation (*2019), Hacktiris (*2019), Halles de Schaerbeek cultural centre (*1970s), HCKLABXL hacklab, iMAL (*1999), Jubilee platform for artistic research and production (*2012), Level Five artist-run cooperative studio, La Maison de Rendez-Vous artist and meeting space (*2019), MediaRuimte (*2003), Mothers & Daughters bar & art space (*2017), Nadine, Nova Cinema (*1997), Overtoon platform for sound art, Pianofabriek, Q-O2 music and sound art workspace (*2006), Recyclart sound and art venue, Reset, RoSa library and knowledge center for gender and feminism, rile* bookshop and project space (*2019).
Past spaces: Variable (2011-2014), OKNO (*2005), Galerie MTL (1970-1978).
Initiatives: Agency (*1992), Algolit (*2012), ARG (animation research group) (*2014), BAD (Brussels Almanack Dykes) collection of queer and feminist spaces and places in Brussels, Bye Bye Binary (BBB, *2018), City Mine(d) (*1997), Code31 (*2003), Constant (*1997), Enough Room for Space (*2005), F/LAT (*2013), FoAM (*2000), Hashët artist collective (*2013), GNUragistes, iMAL (*1999), Just for the Record arts&design collective (*2015), Komplot (*2002), LAb au (*1997), lahaag.org (*2002), Mophradat (*2004), N3krozoft Ltd, Nadine, OSP (*2006), Petites Singularités, Source radio show, Sub Rosa music label.
Past initiatives: OKNO center for art and technology (*1998/2004).
Festivals: Argos, Citysonic sound art festival, OFFDEM intersectional festival about collective practices & free technologies production (*2020), Public (*2006), Cimatics (*2000).
Events: Worksessions (*2014), Relearn summer school (*2013), NetPoliticsBeerX (*2011), Libre Graphics Meeting (2010), The Public School Brussels (2009-2010), Dorkbot Brussels (*2007), Digitales (2001-2006) [1].
Past festivals: Feminist Server Summit (2013), Verbindingen / Jonctions (2000-2013), Exprmntl experimental film festival (1947..1974, 2009), Plan K festival of electronic music, video and computer art (1981) materials.
Past events: Authors of the Future (2019), Brussels Electronic Marathon (2017), Eclectic Tech Carnival (2010), Copycult: The Original Sin (2001), World-Information.Org (2000).
Academy programs: Centre for Studies on Media and Culture VUB, Transmedia (*1999).
Art workers: Adrien Lucca, Aernoudt Jacobs (1968), Alexandre Leray, Alexia de Visscher, Annemie Maes, An Mertens, Antoinette Rouvroy, Elodie Mugrefya, Femke Snelting, Gert Aertsen, Guy van Belle, Ilan Manouach (1980), Isjtar Vandebroeck, Jan De Pauw (1966), Joost Rekveld, Julien Deswaef, Laurence Rassel, Lina Kusaite (1975), Loraine Furter, Maja Kuzmanovic, Martino Morandi, Mia Melvær, Michel Cleempoel, Nico Carpentier, Nicolas Malevé, Nik Gaffney, Peter Westenberg, Pierre Huyghebaert, Pierre Marchand, Pieter Heremans, Rosamunde Van Brakel, Shelbatra Jashari, Stéphanie Vilayphiou, Wendy Van Wynsberghe, Yves Poliart. RIP Kobe Matthys (1970-2023).
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