Dear reader,
We are still glowing about the Tony Cokes opening and the responses to the exhibition so far. We’re especially delighted to notice how people interact and engage with the artworks, so thank you for coming out and spending time with us!

Don’t forget to make a reservation before visiting the exhibition.
And please note that due to travel restrictions Tony Cokes is unable to join us for the Torture Music and Sonic Warfare programme that was initially planned on Saturday 17 October. We have rescheduled the event to Sunday 20 December. We hope you can make it on that date!
In other news, we’re excited to announce our new online initiative: A River Waits Reply.

This screening series is developed in partnership with Gasworks (London), Kadist (Paris), MOCA Toronto, Museo Tamayo (Mexico City), Para Site (Hong Kong), and Pivô (São Paulo). It presents moving-image works from around the world as a poetic response to this unprecedented year of pandemy and isolation, which has called for new forms of solidarity. A River Waits Reply starts today, with a week-long online screening of Pauline Boudry & Renate Lorenz’s Silent (2017), selected by Kadist, to which and others will respond with videos by Ria Pacquée, Miguel Calderón, Beatriz Santiago Muñoz, David Hartt, Martha Atienza, and Pooja Gurung & Bibhusan Basnet.
Stay tuned and take care!
Niels Van Tomme / 
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