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Tentoonstellingen: New ?

04.07 — 31.08.25

Zomersalon

Zomersalon: Buy Local 4

Opening 04.07.25 — 20:00

30.05 — 31.08.25

Curatorial Studies

For some time I’ve been standing

Opening 30.05.25 — 20:00

28.02 — 31.08.25

Auguste Van den Eynde

Interior view 19th Century

07.02 — 31.08.25

Fiona Hallinan

We Turn Towards an Ending and Pay Attention

Endless Exhibition ?

06.07.24 — ∞

Kunsthal Gent

Gent, 4 mei 2024, voor Carmela Echegoyen

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26.05.23 — ∞

Ben Thorp Brown, Jan Minne

Cura’s Garden

30.09.22 — ∞

Theo De Meyer, Olivier Goethals

Sheela’s

30.09.22 — ∞

Femmy Otten

We once were one

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04.02.22 — ∞

Groepstentoonstelling

An Exhibition Is Never Finished

28.05.21 — ∞

Eva Fàbregas

SKIN-LIKE

19.03.21 — ∞

Felix Kindermann

INTERPLAYS

29.01.21 — ∞

Bram De Jonghe

WISHBONE

25.09.20 — ∞

Martin Belou

Remuer Ciel et Terre

24.01.20 — ∞

Jesse Jones

Syllabus

22.11.19 — ∞

Charlotte Stuby

Keepsake

18.10.19 — ∞

Groepstentoonstelling

When it changed…

20.09.19 — ∞

Joëlle Tuerlinckx

La Fabrique d’un Single screen

24.05.19 — ∞

Rudy Guedj

Sunny 16, Looney 11 / Everything In This World Has Two Handles

25.01.19 — ∞

Michaël Bussaer

Chain

25.01.19 — ∞

Prem Krishnamurthy

Endless Exhibition

25.01.19 — ∞

Olivier Goethals

Spatial interventions KHG01 — KHG04

25.01.19 — ∞

Steve Van den Bosch

Unreliable Sources

25.01.19 — ∞

Thomas Min, Egon Van Herreweghe

Crisis of Masculinity

19.03.50 — ∞

15th century wall painting

Full Archive

Tentoonstellingen: Archive

07.02 — 18.05.25

Dani Bershan

Gut Matters

07.02 — 04.05.25

Isabelle Andriessen

Vermin

29.09.23 — 29.12.24

Apparatus 22

nes•nor•nae

Sluiten

Opening:
18.03.22 — 20:00

18.03 — 10.04.22

Black History Month

Black Assembly

After the successful event Archiving While Black in 2021, Black History Month is back to take over Kunsthal Gent’s Oud Huis with the community-curated exhibition Black Assembly.

Opening:
18.03.22 — 20:00

Black Assembly

In 2022, the focus of Black History Month will be on ‘the power of assembly.’ Documenting the different ways Black people in Belgium have gathered together throughout the years and acted in concert to raise awareness, call into question and explore new ways of thinking, acting, being, creating, exploring and caring. Coming together for friendship, worship, play, sports, learning, commerce, protest, governing, mourning, healing, or celebrating is fundamental.

In partnership with Kunsthal Gent, Black History Month Gent is inviting you to a three week exhibition on the power of assembly curated in collaboration with you, our communities, via photos you have sent us from your collections. Moments like birthdays, family gatherings, parties, moments of joy as well as moments of sadness and reflection.

For this event we wanted to honour the theme by engaging with our communities and appointing them as the curators. We are hoping to create a place where we can assemble again after almost two years of restrictions and of social distancing. During this exhibition, you will be able to experience assembly through the eyes of our communities while contributing by leaving your own reflections, memories and ideas. Come be in communion with us and share your own experiences of assembly via stories, photos, and/or mementos.

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Refuge

Two or three times a year, Kunsthal Gent hands out the Old House (the second exhibition space) to emerging organisations and collectives from Ghent’s visual arts and its peripheries.We make space for initiatives that are in transition or could use the support of Kunsthal Gent at that specific moment. A working period in the Refuge offers complete carte blanche and a budget to make ambitious plans possible.

Black History Month

BLACK: Black History Month (BHM) is an annual celebration of the resilience of the Black community, from past to present. By Black, we mean people of Black African descent — so-called Sub-Saharan Africans — and their descendants from across the Americas (North America, the Caribbean, and Latin America). This definition also includes people of mixed Sub-Saharan African and European descent, if they identify themselves as Black.
HISTORY: Black History Month is an attempt to transform the way we represent the past and the present through, among other things, conversations, exchanges, lectures, film, debate, performances and exhibitions. In doing so, the aim is to use a people’s history/history from below (which tells the past from the perspective of everyday people rather than leaders) to make history more fair/truthful and inclusive, i.e. more about all of us, regardless of our socio-economic, ethnic or cultural backgrounds. The ultimate motivation is to demonstrate the importance of preserving and promoting cultural diversity and the right to culture for all in our society.
MONTH: Black History Month takes place annually in March. During the month, we try to create spaces where everyone’s story has a place. Awareness is necessary in a world where everything moves at a rapid pace, where time for contemplation is a privilege for a few, and where knowledge is not accessible to all. By focusing on one specific theme for one month, we hope to inspire as many people as possible to work with it for the rest of the year. The energy and togetherness with which we experience March acts as fuel for the coming months. March is therefore a month of celebration, deepening, connection and inspiration. It is both a point of departure and a point of rest.

Gerelateerde Activiteiten

→ 19:00

Saturday 06.03.21

Archiving while Black

→ Ghent International Festival
→ Talk, performance
→ 13:00

Friday 19.04.24

Friday Evenings:

POC POC Manifesto

→ Ghent International Festival
→ Talk, performance
→ 13:00