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Agenda: Soon ?

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Friday 05.12.25

Dutch Language Café

→ Showcase
→ 19:30

Friday 05.12.25

Friday Evenings:

broei.lab unfolds: showcase

→ Showcase
→ 19:30

→ Art Cinema OFFoff
→ Film
→ 20:00

Monday 08.12.25

Art Cinema OFFoff:

Oona Libens: Pallium

→ Art Cinema OFFoff
→ Film
→ 20:00

→ 17:00

Friday 12.12.25

Dutch Language Café

→ Panel discussion
→ 19:30

Friday 12.12.25

Friday Evenings:

Anaïs Berck: Copyright for Trees

→ Panel discussion
→ 19:30

→ Art Cinema OFFoff
→ Film
→ 20:00

Monday 15.12.25

Art Cinema OFFoff:

Gregory Markopoulos: Twice a Man Twice

→ Art Cinema OFFoff
→ Film
→ 20:00

→ 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

→ performance
→ 18:00

Thursday 04.12.25

Museum Night: Charlotte Bouckaert

→ performance
→ 18:00

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→ 13:00

Monday 01.12.25

Creative path to self-care

→ Book launch
→ 19:00

Saturday 29.11.25

Haven for Artists: A Queer Anthology on Arab Art

On November 29th, we celebrate the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, in collaboration with Palestinian, Belgian, and international artists. This evening, we welcome you for the book launch by Haven For Artists.

→ Book launch
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I will always be looking for you في ساحات الملتقى is a bilingual queer anthology on Arab art. Produced in Beirut and published in August 2025, it gathers the works of 31 visual artists from 13 Arabic speaking countries, with literary contributions by 24 commissioned writers from across the region and its diaspora. The anthology represents the first intentional gathering of intergenerational voices in volume to expand the definition of queerness in the Arab world — not as a fixed identity, but as a generative force, a method, a rupture, and a refusal.

Joining us are co-editors Yasmine Rifaii and Nadim Choufi, and project lead/Haven for artists’ director Dayna Ash. On the requests of Haven for Artists, all the income from this event will be donated to Hassan Sheikh Khalil, from Gaza, and Mohamad.

Hassan’s fundraiser: https://gofund.me/416bccf6f
Mohamad’s fundraiser: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/AmjadToman

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All proceeds from our ‘Pay What You Can’ on this day will be donated directly to support Palestinian fundraising
This day is part of International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People
I.c.w. Haven for Artists, Splinter vzw & Rokko
Haven for Artists is visiting Belgium thanks to the support and patronage of Brussels Ass book fair and Kanal-Centre Pompidou

Haven For Artists

Haven for Artists (HFA) is a cultural feminist organization based in Beirut, Lebanon. Working at the intersection of art and activism, Haven is a physical and digital platform supporting cultural works and knowledge production rooted in intersectional feminism, gender and racial justice, and decolonial practices.

Founded in 2011 by artists and activists, Haven began as a mobile body that hosted festivals, performances, artist residencies, shelter programs, and exhibitions promoting local and regional artists. Growing into an art house, Haven is a safe space to expand and sustain freedom of expression and the equitable exchange of knowledge, tools, and skills for unrepresented and marginalized communities.

Our experiences living and growing as an entity in Lebanon radically shaped our practice as a collective. It became clear to us that decoloniality is both the aim and the methodology through which we can acquire our personal and collective freedoms. In times of upheaval, after the august 4 blast, and during the zionist entity’s last war on Lebanon, Haven acted as a shelter, a food and aid distribution center, and a fundraising platform.

Its online space, as well as its workshops and small scale publications like the zine, were an invitation to raise the voice against occupation and genocide, in support of the people’s resistance in all its shape, wether it was on the ground, in arts and culture, or within ourselves. And so for the past 5 years, this thought process shaped our projects, how we work, our boycott and organizing efforts, and our identity as a cultural platform.

Radhika Gopal

Radhika Gopal is a social work student and community organizer with Habibi Network, a collective centering queer people of colour. Born and raised in Belgium to Indian parents, Radhika explores how queerness and a racialized identity intersect in everyday life. Her organizing focuses on creating spaces where queer people of colour can exist fully and safely, especially in a society shaped by whiteness, including mainstream queer spaces.

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Saturday 29.11.25

Gaza Monologues