| Publications BXL UNIVERSEL a subjective portrait & BXL UNIVERSEL II : multipli.city = On sale & on order in good bookshops in Brussels and Belgium, and via info@centrale.brussels |
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| Title: | BXL UNIVERSEL II : multipli.city |
| Authors: | The 11 artists in the exhibition and the partner organisations are given a free hand: BNA-BBOT – Globe Aroma – Kunstenpunt – MOUSSEM – Zinneke, an introduction by the Alderman for Culture Delphine Houba, texts by Carine Fol, an interview by Florence Cheval with Carine Fol and Tania Nasielski, curators of the exhibition ; “Can art save the city” by Eric Corijn, cultural philosopher and sociologist, “Brussels, open city” by Veronique Bergen, philosopher, “The things I’m afraid of” by Rachida Lamrabet, writer, “(Making) space for urban creation in Brussels” by Dirk De Wit & Sofie Joye, Kunstenpunt. |
| Publisher: | CFC Éditions |
| Publication: | March 2021, Brussels |
| Format: | 170 x 210 mm |
| Pages: | 224 pages |
| Collection: | Collection Essais (Brussels) |
| Summary: | Being the most cosmopolitan city in the world after Dubai, Brussels is staunchly pluralistic. As the second chapter in a trilogy, BXL UNIVERSEL II: multipli.city brings together a diverse company of artists, authors, thinkers, players in the field and citizen associations who both question and celebrate its complexity and its rich diversity, and emphasise the unifying role of culture in this world-city. |
| Artists: | Younes Baba-Ali, Vincen Beeckman, Aleksandra Chaushova, Effi & Amir, Hadassah Emmerich, Pélagie Gbaguidi, Stephan Goldrajch, Sabrina Montiel-Soto, Anna Raimondo, Lázara Rosell Albear, Oussama Tabti |
| Subject: | Contemporary art, Associative organisations, Participatory artworks |
| Languages: | FR, NL, EN |
| Type of document: | publication |
| Price: | € 24,00 |
