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12—29.08.2021 19:00

Lore Snauwaert - Development Programme Kunsthal Gent

Price: € 35

RESTAURANT

Seven artists open a restaurant in Kunsthal Gent. From 12 to 29 August, food will be served from Thursday to Sunday.

Come and enjoy this unique restaurant experience!

Restaurant is being realised by Lore Snauwaert in close collaboration with a group of artists. From the growing of the vegetables to the installation that forms the kitchen, the furniture, the tableware and the food itself: everything is made by local artists.

Restaurant: Lore Snauwaert, Balder Wyverkens, Bert Villa, Lukas Hanoulle, Orlando Gruwez, Sofie Steegen (ceramics), Toon van Kets (mushrooms)

+ guests: John Snauwaert (music), Hannes Legrand (costume design),...


In August, Kunsthal Gent will be open from Thursday to Sunday. During the exhibition you will see how the tension in the kitchen builds - you will see an experimental restaurant behind the scenes. No food will be served then! Hungry? Book a seat for the evening: the exhibition closes and Kunsthal Gent turns into a very special restaurant.

You can make your reservation and pay in advance online (button above) or at Kunsthal Gent's reception desk. Places are limited, so be quick.

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