Mette Edvardsen: TIME HAS FALLEN ASLEEP IN THE AFTERNOON SUNSHINE

26 January–17 March 2019
Opening: 25 January 2019, 17:30–21:00

Mette Edvardsen takes the idea of reading (and the memory of reading) from the dystopian situation presented by Ray Bradbury in Fahrenheit 451: the system has decided that books go against happiness and must be burned.

Event: Living Books at Index #3

16 February 2019, 12:00–16:00

Mette Edvardsen started some years ago a very special collection of books: Books that are alive, living books.

Event: Living Books in Index #4

17 February 2019, 12:00–16:00

Mette Edvardsen started some years ago a very special collection of books: Books that are alive, living books.

Talk: Jeroen Peeters, Afternoon Edition #1: Reseeding the library, gleaning readership

23 February 2019, 15:00–16:00

‘Reseeding the library, gleaning readership’ is an essay on the seed library, on the dispersion of literature through wind, water and animals, on biodiversity and commoning at the heart of readership.

Talk: Sinziana Ravini on Art-Literature

7 March 2019, 18:00–20:00

Welcome to a talk by Sinziana Ravini, who will discuss the relations of art and literature, about books and the idea of writing.

Save the Date: Roxy Farhat WUH-PSHHH!

6 April–25 May 2019
Opening: 5 April 2019, 17:30–21:00

Roxy Farhat works between performance and film, between art and music, between politics and the aesthetics of the commercial sphere. Questioning these established identities, Farhat has developed an artistic language that expertly adapts itself to several situations: the creation of parallel subjects, the theatrical form, the music video as a work of artistic value.