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Program IKT Congress in Brussels, 20–22 May 2016 // IKT Pre-Congress in Wallonia and Flanders, 18 & 19 May 2016 Program IKT Congress in Brussels, 20–22 May 2016 // IKT Pre-Congress in Wallonia and Flanders, 18 & 19 May 2016 Program IKT Congress in Brussels, 20–22 May 2016 IKT Pre-Congress in Wallonia and Flanders, 18 & 19 May 2016 Registration Pre-Congress: 17 May 2016: Tuesday, 17 May 2016: 06:30–08:00 pm Registration and welcome drinks BIP / Hôtel de Lalaing Place Royale 11-12, B-1000 Brussels Pre-Congress: 18 & 19 May 2016 Wednesday, 18 May: Wallonia Charleroi and Mons (One day) 09:30 am Departure from Brussels center by bus. The pick-up point to be announced later. 10:30 am Arrival in BPS22 (www.bps22.be) Boulevard Solvay 22, 6000 Charleroi Welcome by Pierre-Olivier Rollin, small breakfast offered Visit of the exhibition • Uchronies With Art & Language, Maria Thereza Alves, Marcel Berlanger, Anto Carte, Jacques Charlier, Edith Dekyndt, Patrick Everaert, Jan Fabre, Ernest Gengenbach, Felix Gmelin,Germain Joseph Hallez, René Magritte, Constantin Meunier, Pierre Paulus, Jean Ransy, le collectif Ruptz, Allan Sekula, Bruno Serralongue, Andres Serrano, Cindy Sherman, Boris Thiébaut, Barthélémy Toguo, Banks Violette, Andy Warhol, Marthe Wéry 12:00 pm Departure to Grand-Hornu 01:00 pm MAC’s Musée des Arts Contemporains (www.mac-s.be) & CID Centre d’Innovation et de Design (www.cid-grand-hornu.be) Rue Sainte-Louise 82, 7301 Boussu 01:00–02:00 pm Welcome & small reception 02:00 pm Visit of the exhibitions • Jacques Charlier, Peintures pour tous • Aldo Bakker, Pause an overview of Objects 03:30 pm Departure to Mons 1/9 Program IKT Congress in Brussels, 20–22 May 2016 // IKT Pre-Congress in Wallonia and Flanders, 18 & 19 May 2016 04:00 pm Arrival in Mons Artothèque (en.artotheque.mons.be) Rue Claude de Bettignies, 7000 Mons Welcome by Xavier Roland, Head of the museum’s pole, Mons 04:45 pm Walk to BAM 05:15–06:00 pm Museum of Fine Arts BAM (en.bam.mons.be) Rue Neuve 8, 7000 Mons Welcome and visit of the exhibition • Terry Fox – Bill Viola, First Videographers 06:15 pm Speech and drink in the Town Hall 07:15 pm Bus leaving to Brussels Meeting Point: Place du Parc, 7000 Mons 08:30 pm Arrival in Brussels Evening at your disposal 2/9 Program IKT Congress in Brussels, 20–22 May 2016 // IKT Pre-Congress in Wallonia and Flanders, 18 & 19 May 2016 Thursday, 19 May: Ghent / Antwerp: One day 09:30 am Leaving Brussels by bus (pick-up point to be announced) to Ghent 10:45 am–12.00 pm SMAK (www.smak.be/) Jan Hoetplein 1, 9000 Ghent Welcome and small breakfast offered by SMAK Visit of the exhibitions • Michael Buthe, Retrospective • Rinus Van de Velde, Dokoggo Tonka 12:15–2:15 pm HISK - Hoger Istitute voor Schone Kunsten (www.hisk.edu) Charles de Kerchovelaan 187/A, 9000 Ghent Welcome light buffet offered by HISK Free visit of the ateliers 02:45–03:30 pm KIOSK (www.kioskgallery.be) Kouter, 9000 Ghent Welcome by Wim Waelput Visit of the exhibition • Peter Wächtler 03:30 pm Bus leaving to Antwerp 04:30–06:15 pm M HKA (www.muhka.be) Leuvenstraat 32, 2000 Antwerpen Welcome and visit of the exhibitions: • THE GAP Abstract art from Belgium. A selection. Curator: Luc Tuymans • SHOW ME YOURS & I’LL SHOW YOU MINE Vaast Colson: Still some cream on the screen & Kati Heck: Holy Hauruck 06:15 pm Leaving to Middelheim 06:45–09:30 pm Middelheim Museum (www.middelheimmuseum.be) Middelheimlaan 61, 2020 Antwerpen • Peter Rogiers, Cluster 3/9 Program IKT Congress in Brussels, 20–22 May 2016 // IKT Pre-Congress in Wallonia and Flanders, 18 & 19 May 2016 Welcome and opening reception 09:30 pm Return to Brussels 10:30 pm Arrival in Brussels 4/9 Program IKT Congress in Brussels, 20–22 May 2016 // IKT Pre-Congress in Wallonia and Flanders, 18 & 19 May 2016 IKT Congress and Symposium: 20, 21 & 22 May 2016 Registration IKT Congress: 19 May 2016: Thursday, 19 May 2016: 06:30–08.00 pm Registration and welcome drinks BIP / Hôtel de Lalaing Place Royale 11-12, 1000 Brussels Friday, 20 May 2016 08:30–09:30 am Registration and welcoming reception in Bozar Bozar (www.bozar.be) Rue Ravenstein 23, 1000 Brussels Friday, 20 May: Brussels 09:30–10:30 am Welcome by Paul Dujardin & visit of the exhibitions • Daniel Buren, A fresco • Theo Van Doesburg, A New expression of Life, Art and Technology 10:30 am–12:45 pm Members's forum Afterwards walk to the next venue 01.00–01:30 pm Etablissements d’en Face projects (www.etablissementdenfaceprojects.org) Rue Ravenstein 32, 1000 Brussels 01:30 pm Walk to ISELP 02:00–03:15 pm ISELP (www.iselp.be) Boulevard de Waterloo 31, 1000 Brussels Reception • Exhibition & performances by Béatrice Balcou 03:30–04:00 pm La Verrière-Hermès (www.fondationdentreprisehermes.org/) Boulevard de Waterloo 50, 1000 Brussels Welcome and visit of the exhibition • Poésie Balistique with i. a. Thomas Hirschorn, Helen Mirra, Jean-Luc Moulène, Dominique Petitgand, R H Quaytman, Tris Vonna Mitchell 5/9 Program IKT Congress in Brussels, 20–22 May 2016 // IKT Pre-Congress in Wallonia and Flanders, 18 & 19 May 2016 04:00 pm Bus ride to Place Flagey Eugène Flageyplein, 1050 Ixelles 04:45–05:45 pm La Loge (www.la-loge.be) Rue de l’Hermitage 86, 1050 Ixelles Welcome and visit of the exhibition • Pastoral Myths with: Jean-Marie Appriou, Olga Balema, Steinar Haga Kristensen, Jessica Warboys, Amelie von Wulffen 06:00–06:30 pm CAB (www.cab.be) Rue Borrens 32-34, 1050 Ixelles Welcome and visit of the exhibition • Outside with: Alejandro Campins, Carlos Gairacoa, Diango Hernandez, Adrian Melis, Wilfrido Prieto ... 06:45 pm Bus to WIELS 07:15–08:15 pm WIELS (www.wiels.org) Avenue Van Volxem 354, 1190 Brussels Welcome & visit of the exhibition • Sammy Baloji & Filip De Boeck, Urban Now: City life in Congo Simon Denny 08:30 pm Reception at WIELS Open reception until late 09:30 pm Bus transfer to Louise and Botanique for those who want to leave early 6/9 Program IKT Congress in Brussels, 20–22 May 2016 // IKT Pre-Congress in Wallonia and Flanders, 18 & 19 May 2016 Saturday, 21 May: Brussels 09:30 am Meeting at Les Brigittines Theatre (www.brigittines.be) Petite Rue des Brigittines, 1000 Brussels Venue of the Kunstenfestivaldesarts (www.kfda.be) 09:30 am–12.00 pm Symposium Traveling Models, beyond divides – Curating transdisciplinarity As a tribute to the rich contemporary dance and performing arts scene in our city and to the existing crosspollination with visual arts, the symposium will investigate the actual issues and modalities of transdisciplinary curating. Try and frame a very “fashionable” concept and apprehend the possible models of / limits in articulating it. With i. a. Michael Portnoy, Christophe Slagmuylder, Dirk Snauwaert, Eva Wittocx at Les Brigittines theatre (www.brigittines.be) 12:00–01:15 pm Lunch 01:15 pm A tour through Brussels by bus 02:00–02:45 pm Visit of Villa Empain (www.villaempain.com) Franklin Rooseveltlaan 67, 1000 Brussels • Repetition, curated by Asad Raza and Nicola Lees with i. a. A. Akhavan, N. Baghramian, Dexter/Sinister, S.Ebner, J. Hadjithomas and K. Joreige, I. Ist Huzjan, J. Manna,O.Nkanga, L.Ourahmane, R. Rauschenberg, G. Round, M. Telleria, R. Tiravanija 03:00–3:30 pm Visit of Maison Grégoire (www.maisongregoire.be) Dieweg 292, 1180 Brussels Welcome and visit of the exhibition: • David de Tscharner, La Nature des Choses 03:45 pm Departure for Leuven 05:00–06:00 pm Museum M Leuven (www.mleuven.be) Leopold Vanderkelenstraat 28, 3000 Leuven Welcome and visit of the exhibitions • Oriol Villanova, At First sight • Aglaia Konrad, From A to K • Yto Barrada 06:00–08:00 pm General Assembly 08:00–10:00 pm Reception Bus transfer to Brussels 7/9 Program IKT Congress in Brussels, 20–22 May 2016 // IKT Pre-Congress in Wallonia and Flanders, 18 & 19 May 2016 Sunday, 22 May: Brussels 09:30 am Meeting at Argos (www.argosarts.org) Rue du Chantier 13, 1000 Brussels Welcome and reception Visit of the exhibition • Pies in the Sky with i. a.: Heine R. Adval, Charley Case, Hans Op de Beeck, Nicolas Provost ... • Wendy Morris, Off by Heart and Out of Breath – A Silva Rerum 10:30–10:45 am Walk to Frédéric de Goldschmidt Collection Rue d’Ophem, 1000 Brussels 10:45–11:15 am Visit of the De Goldschmidt Collection • Really not Really with: Catherine Ahearn, Arman, Darren Bader, Adriano Coasta, Fernanda Gomes, Eloise Hawser, Sigalit Landau, Didier Marcel, Manfred Pernice, Benoit Plateus, Rob Pruitt, Valérie Snobeck, Joëlle Tuerlinckx, Sergio Verastegui, Christoph Weber ... Afterwards walk to the next venue 11:30 am–12:30 pm Komplot (www.komplot.be) Rue du Houblon 63, 1000 Brussels Welcome and visit of the exhibition • Handsome, Young and Unemployed with: Katerina Kana (Cyprus), Lito Kattou (GR), KERNEL (GR), Natasha Papadopoulou (GR) Zoë Paul(UK), Angelo Plessas (IT/GR), Socratis Socratous (Cyprus) Curated by Michelangelo Corsaro (IT, Athens) • Artists Club Coffre-fort 01:00–02:30 pm MIMA, Millenium Iconoclast Museum of Art (www.mimamuseum.eu) Quai du Hainaut 41, 1080 Molenbeek Welcome and visit of the exhibition: • Momo; Faile; Maya Hayuk; Swoon Free lunch MIMA’s cafeteria Afterwards walk to the next venue 03:00–3:45 pm La Centrale, Centre for Contemporary Art (www.centrale.brussels) Place Sainte-Catherine 44, 1000 Brussels 8/9 Program IKT Congress in Brussels, 20–22 May 2016 // IKT Pre-Congress in Wallonia and Flanders, 18 & 19 May 2016 Visit of the exhibition • Connected with i.
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