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Nathalie Rozanes & Rachel Levitsky

LET ME MAKE MYSELF CLEAR

reading

LET ME MAKE MYSELF CLEAR
LET ME MAKE MYSELF CLEAR
workspacebrussels
Thu 05.03.20

Nathalie Rozanes reads excerpts from her performance March, and Rachel Levitsky from her upcoming book Dog Walk.

Nathalie Rozanes & Rachel Levitsky

WHAT WE DO WITH WORDS

workshop

WHAT WE DO WITH WORDS
WHAT WE DO WITH WORDS
workspacebrussels
Thu 05.03.20

Nathalie Rozanes is launching a writing workshop with Rachel Levitsky – the founder of the feminist avant-garde collective Belladonna* Collaborative. The influence of language on our ways of thinking cannot by underestimated. How can we speak and write inclusively?

Kim Snauwaert & Anyuta Wiazemsky

Between us

installation

Between us
Between us
workspacebrussels
Fri 28.06 - Sat 29.06.19

WORKING TITLE FESTIVAL — You can’t marry for papers only. If you want to keep a foreign national in the country, you are expected to create what the Belgian government calls 'a sustainable community living’, otherwise the relationship falls into the category of a fictitious marriage. What if two artists got married, without having a romantic affair? 

Emi Kodama & Elias Heuninck

Snowflake on the sand

installation

Snowflake on the sand
Snowflake on the sand
workspacebrussels
Fri 28.06 - Sat 29.06.19

WORKING TITLE FESTIVAL — Emi Kodama and Elias Heuninck encourage you to look at an ordinary object and explore a vast imagined landscape through its miniature world. They show that everything can become many things, as long as you allow your imagination to look beyond its current reality.

Niko Hafkensheid & Valentina Stepanova

Moshenka

installation

Moshenka
Moshenka
workspacebrussels
Fri 28.06 - Sat 29.06.19

WORKING TITLE FESTIVAL — The inhabitants of the village of Moshenka, who try to breathe life into the dilapidated cultural centre, witness a rural Russia in transformation between forgotten traditions and post-war trauma. This documentary installation by Niko Hafkenscheid and Valentina Stepanova wants to enter the vast, physical space of the Russian backlands and question what can you dream of today in Moshenka.