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Free Palestine

Agenda: Soon ?

→ 17:00

Friday 28.11.25

Dutch Language Café

→ Workshop
→ 19:30

28 — 29.11.25

Friday Evenings:

AI: Glitches, Hacks & Utopias

→ Workshop
→ 19:30

→ Workshop
→ 09:30

Saturday 29.11.25

AI vs UTOPIA: a Participatory Workshop

→ Workshop
→ 09:30

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→ 13:00

Saturday 29.11.25

Gaza Monologues

→ Book launch
→ 19:00

Saturday 29.11.25

Haven for Artists: A Queer Anthology on Arab Art

→ Book launch
→ 19:00

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→ Award
→ 15:00

Sunday 30.11.25

Award ceremony Louis Paul Boon Prijs 2025

→ Award
→ 15:00

MDC KH ANB 01 002 LR

→ 13:00

Monday 01.12.25

Creative path to self-care

→ performance
→ 18:00

Thursday 04.12.25

Museum Night: Charlotte Bouckaert

→ performance
→ 18:00

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→ 17:00

Friday 05.12.25

Dutch Language Café

→ Showcase
→ 19:30

Friday 05.12.25

Friday Evenings:

broei.lab unfolds: showcase

→ Showcase
→ 19:30

→ 17:00

Friday 12.12.25

Dutch Language Café

→ Panelgesprek
→ 19:30

Friday 12.12.25

Friday Evenings:

Anaïs Berck: Copyright for Trees

→ Panelgesprek
→ 19:30

→ Book launch
→ 20:00

Thursday 18.12.25

Double Book Launch: Fever, Form, and Incident

→ Book launch
→ 20:00

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→ Prijsuitreiking
→ 18:00

Tuesday 27.01.26

Henry van de Velde Awards 26

→ Prijsuitreiking
→ 18:00

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Agenda: Archive

→ 17:00

Friday 28.11.25

Dutch Language Café

→ 13:00

Monday 24.11.25

Creative path to self-care

→ 13:00

Saturday 29.11.25

Gaza Monologues

On 29 November, the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, at Kunsthal Gent we join voices with cultural spaces and communities worldwide to show solidarity with Palestine. This date marks the 1947 UN adoption of the partition resolution that led — and still leads — to decades of unresolved suffering and displacement.

Entrance: Pay What You Can

→ 13:00

Entrance: Pay What You Can

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In collaboration with Towards Apartheid Free Zones (TAFZ, Brussels), we will livestream the reading of the Gaza Monologues — a powerful collection of testimonies by Palestinian children and youth — performed live from GC De Vaartkapoen (Brussels).

The Gaza Monologues is a collection of deeply personal testimonies originally written in 2010 by a group of young people from Gaza, under the auspices of ASHTAR Theatre.These short monologues recount the lived experiences of children and youth who survived the war and siege in Gaza — stories of loss, fear, resilience, hope, and a longing for a life beyond violence.Since 2010, the texts have been translated into many languages and — through solidarity readings around the world — have been performed by thousands of youth and actors in dozens of countries. The Gaza Monologues thus aims to amplify the voices of young Gazans whose stories often remain unheard, fostering global awareness, empathy, and solidarity.

Imagine it not as a formal programme, but as a shared space of solidarity. At CC De Vaartkapoen in Brussels, everyone is welcome to join the gathering in person — to read a Gaza Monologue (sign-up open in advance and on-site), bring a song, practice calligraphy, or simply stand together for Palestine.

At Kunsthal Gent, we will broadcast the event live and hold space collectively as we follow the readings from Brussels.

Practical

When: Sat 29 Nov, 13:00 — 16:00
Where: livestream in the cinema space of Kunsthal Gent — live feed from GC De Vaartkapoen, Brussels
Entrance: Pay What You Can. All collected income will go directly to fundraising efforts for Palestinian families in need.
In the evening, we also support a related event curated by Haven For Artists. All proceeds from tonight’s solidarity events will go to Palestinian families.

Gerelateerde Activiteiten

→ Book launch
→ 19:00

Saturday 29.11.25

Haven for Artists: A Queer Anthology on Arab Art

→ Book launch
→ 19:00

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