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03.07—29.08.2021 12:00

Every Sunday at 12.00, 14.00 and 16.00

Pay what you can

Every Sunday in Summer Salon:
Artist talks on the spot

Every Sunday of the Summer Salon we offer artists a platform to engage in a conversation with visitors: Artist Talks On The Spot.

  • The talks start at 12.00, 14.00 and 16.00. A maximum of 5 artists will be present for an Artist Talk on the spot.
  • You can find the artists near their work. Each artist will shape the artist talk according to their own interpretation. A nice and accessible way to talk to an artist!
  • The talks last up to the start of the next slot.
  • The names of the artists will be announced weekly on the social media and the website of Kunsthal Gent.

  • Reservations are not needed.

Artist Talks On The Spot - Sunday August 29, 2021


12.00

  • Barbara Debeuckelaere
  • Bert Potvliege
  • Els Vandenberghe
  • Philippe Digneffe
  • Elise Boucquez

14.00

  • Leentje Brands
  • Bert Bossaert
  • Hanne Vanassche
  • Jo Bogaerts

16.00

  • Cato Van Rijckeghem
  • Shay Amitai
  • Arian Christiaens
  • Sarah Eechaut
  • Anna Püschel


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