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Agenda: Soon ?

→ 11:00

03.02.24 — 01.01.30

Subjective Atlas of Palestine & Watermelon Flag

→ Documentary
→ 18:30

Tuesday 30.04.24

Bar Univers’elle: documentary ‘She They Us’

→ Documentary
→ 18:30

→ performance, Film
→ 19:00

03 — 05.05.24

5Y Kunsthal Gent: Party Weekend

→ performance, Film
→ 19:00

→ concert, performance
→ 19:00

Friday 03.05.24

5Y Kunsthal Gent:

Social Harmony: Rimov Rimov • Nein: Borokov Borokov • Mundimobiel

→ concert, performance
→ 19:00

→ Feestweekend, Party
→ 23:00

Friday 03.05.24

5Y Kunsthal Gent:

Party: Sara Dziri • Unos • Bebe Books dj’s

→ Feestweekend, Party
→ 23:00

→ performance, Film
→ 11:00

Saturday 04.05.24

5Y Kunsthal Gent:

“The Endless Walkthrough”: film recording of a participative choreography parcours

→ performance, Film
→ 11:00

→ Feestweekend, Film
→ 11:00

Sunday 05.05.24

5Y Kunsthal Gent:

Coffee & artist’s cake • kids cinema & workshops • XL Confetti

→ Feestweekend, Film
→ 11:00

→ 17:00

Friday 10.05.24

Opening & Talk Imposed Alphabet: Fraser Muggeridge

→ 019
→ Book fair
→ 11:00

11 — 12.05.24

019:

Ghent Art Book Fair

→ 019
→ Book fair
→ 11:00

Full Archive

Agenda: Archive

→ Documentary
→ 18:30

Tuesday 30.04.24

Bar Univers’elle: documentary ‘She They Us’

→ Documentary
→ 18:30

→ go BOOM
→ 20:00

Friday 26.04.24

Vrijdagavonden:

It’s called manifesting

→ go BOOM
→ 20:00

23.05.2020
GANDANTE PRESENTS:
TOUR ” KUNSTHAL GENT EN DE KARMELIETEN”

Gandante is a Ghent Guides Association. They offer a tour about both the rich history of the Carmelite monastery and the artistic story of Kunsthal Gent.

“In one of Ghent’s best-preserved old neighbourhoods, the Patershol, we can find Kunsthal Gent. A unique free port for modern artists in various disciplines.

Kunsthal Gent is located in the old Caermersklooster, a monument that has served as an exhibition space for a very long time. It can be visited free of charge at weekends, but on weekdays it is a workplace for artists and artistic organisations. There are also regular public activities: from lectures and workshops to screenings and performances. In Kunsthal Gent various artistic players and disciplines in the arts meet each other. Emerging, established, local and international names are guests: they present their work in exhibitions or develop their artistic practice there.

During a tour of Kunsthal Gent, our guide goes into two things in more depth. On the one hand, the fertile artistic soil that the building has in its current interpretation. On the other hand, the rich history of the fourteenth-century Carmelite monastery will of course also be discussed. What we don’t do, are the two pan-houses, as they are not in good condition at the moment”.