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Agenda: Soon ?

→ Art Cinema OFFoff
→ Film
→ 20:00

Monday 24.02.25

Art Cinema OFFoff:

Eugene Kotlyarenko — The Code (2024)

→ Art Cinema OFFoff
→ Film
→ 20:00

→ Democrazy
→ Talk
→ 19:30

Wednesday 26.02.25

Democrazy:

KU Leuven Talk: The Show Must Go On

→ Democrazy
→ Talk
→ 19:30

→ Talk
→ 19:30

Friday 28.02.25

Friday Evenings:

Pieter Vermeulen: Criticism and Criticality in Times of Crisis

→ Talk
→ 19:30

→ Art Cinema OFFoff
→ Film
→ 20:00

Monday 03.03.25

Art Cinema OFFoff:

‘What a Machine!’

→ Art Cinema OFFoff
→ Film
→ 20:00

→ 19:30

Friday 07.03.25

Friday Evenings:

PhD in 1 night: The Political Potential of Utopia

→ Live gathering
→ 19:30

Friday 14.03.25

Friday Evenings:

Dani Bershan: Holes & Gut Matters

→ Live gathering
→ 19:30

→ Documentary
→ 20:00

Wednesday 19.03.25

Openbare Werken 2025:

Mark Požlep: Everything Under

→ Documentary
→ 20:00

→ 19:30

Friday 21.03.25

Friday Evenings:

Elioa Steffen (IPOP): Queer Artistic Development as Resistance

→ Talk
→ 19:30

Friday 28.03.25

Friday Evenings:

KAOS talk: with Dr. Museum Guislain & vzw KAOS

→ Talk
→ 19:30

→ 19:30

Friday 04.04.25

Friday Evenings:

Midnight Melktapes

→ Talk, Workshop
→ 19:30

Friday 11.04.25

Friday Evenings:

Fiona Hallinan & Ellen Rowley: Out of Love, Out of Use and Out of Time

→ Talk, Workshop
→ 19:30

→ Talk, performance
→ 20:00

Friday 18.04.25

Friday Evenings:

Isabelle Andriessen — Vermin Rites

→ Talk, performance
→ 20:00

→ Talk
→ 19:30

Friday 25.04.25

Friday Evenings:

Merel Stoker: Als De Stenen Konden Praten

→ Talk
→ 19:30

→ 019
→ Book fair
→ 11:00

03 — 04.05.25

019:

Ghent Art Book Fair

→ 019
→ Book fair
→ 11:00

Full Archive

Agenda: Archive

→ 20:00

07 — 09.02.25

Opening weekend: 3 new exhibitions + performances

→ Guided tour
→ 18:45

Friday 07.02.25

For Allies:

Fiona Hallinan: preview & screening ‘Making Dust’

→ Guided tour
→ 18:45

The Unpredictable Past of the Future

The Unpredictable Past of the Future: The Political Potential of Utopia is a novel for children about the new education system from 1924 – 1925, written by an anonymous girl, ‘Little Zora’. The book was recently discovered by Dr Biljana Andovska, researcher at the Institute of Literature and Art, Belgrade.

The publication of this novel is the result of five years of work, selfpublished by Edicija Jugoslavija. They researched the role of utopia and fiction in educational narratives. And they delved into rich archive material from the magazine Budućnost (‘The Future’), filled with illustrations around alternative education and the lives of young people in 1924 – 1925. The images were carefully scanned and incorporated into the publication. The result is a book of almost 500 pages, a unique example of social utopian science fiction for children from the early 20th century.

In conversation with...

On this evening, we welcome in conversation Ivana Momčilović, dramaturg and coordinator of the international platform for aesthetic education for all - PhD in One Night, and Alexandra van Laeken, a PhD student in philosophy at the University of Ghent.

After the conversation about the book, in which we invite the audience to join with their input, we will watch excerpts from the film ‘Poems From Which We Learned: Collective Fragments’ on Self-Learning About the Sensible and Politics’ — a film made by the collective PhD in One Night. Other guests of the evening are Dejana Sekulić, who will join us with musical interventions on her violin during the movie, and Elisabetta Cuccaro, who will present us with the cartography she created, relating to the book.

Together with the audience we will look for an answer to the question “What is a new way of acquiring knowledge outside of a school format?”