Events overview 2011 - 2014 by Toerisme Vlaanderen

The events in Flanders & Brussels up to 2014

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Events in Flanders & Brussels The events in Flanders & Brussels up to 2014

The events in Flanders & Brussels up to 2014

2011

2012

OPENING OF NEW MUSEA

Opening MAS (Museum on the River)

Opening of the new In Flanders Fields Museum

EXHIBITIONS

The Dossin Barracks: a new museum with

ANCIENT, CLASSIC AND MODERN ART

EXHIBITIONS

Masterpieces in the MAS. Five centuries of images in Antwerp

ANCIENT, CLASSIC AND MODERN ART

A Romantic perspective

Jordaens & The Antiques

Palazzo Rubens. The Master as Architect.

CONTEMPORARY ART

Sagalassos, City of Dreams

Beaufort 04

CONTEMPORARY ART

TRACK

Erwin Wurm

Manifesta 9

Contour 2011, 5th Biennial for Moving Image

CULINARY EVENTS

FASHION

Brusselicious

Walter van Beirendonck

TRADITION

CULTURAL FESTVALS

Cat Parade

Zomer van Antwerpen (Summer of Antwerp)

Flower carpet

Gentse Feesten (Ghent Festivities)

ART FESTIVALS

2013

Europalia.brasil

OPENING OF NEW MUSEA

MUSEUMS AND HERITAGE

Opening Red Star Line - People on the move

Art Nouveau Biennial

GAY

FILMFESTIVALS

World Outgames Antwerp

International Film Festival of Flanders – Ghent

TRADITION

CULINARY EVENTS

Canal Festival 2013

Taste of Antwerp (Bollekesfeest)

Belgian Beer Weekend

2014

Choco Laté

TOPEVENT

TRADITION

Commemorating the centenary of

At Anchor in Ostend

the Great War (2014 – 2018)

Ommegang

Visit of the Royal Palace of Brussels

Hop Parade

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2011 OPENING OF NEW MUSEA Opening MAS May 17th 2011 Antwerp The new MAS is a new innovative and ambitious project related to a topical and active city museum in Antwerp. It has been built in Hanzestedenplaats, in the centre of the Eilandje district, the interface of city and port. MAS tells tales based on the amazing and diverse objects in the Municipal Collections, showcasing them in adapted presentations. The backbone is made up of the collections of the National Maritime Museum, the Museum for Regional Ethnology, the Ethnographic Museum, the Vleeshuis Museum and the collection of port-related maritime and industrial-archaeological objects dating from prehistory to the present. www.mas.be Picture Sarah Blee - © Neutelings Riedijk Architecten

EXHIBITIONS ANCIENT, CLASSIC AND MODERN ART Masterpieces in the MAS. Five centuries of images in Antwerp May 17th 2011 - December 31st 2012 Antwerp, MAS From Tuesday, 17 May 2011, the brand-new Antwerp museum, MAS | Museum aan de Stroom will welcome visitors to the prestigious exhibition, Masterpieces in the MAS. Five centuries of images in Antwerp. The Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp (KMSKA), the Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp (M HKA) and the Museum Plantin-Moretus/Prints Room (MPM / PK) demonstrate that Antwerp was always a leader in terms of visual culture with a series of undisputed masterpieces. The exhibition Masterpieces of the MAS. Five centuries of images in Antwerp examines the development of Western visual culture with masterpieces of old masters en contemporary artists. In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Antwerp was considered a world centre for the development of imagery. Even today the visual arts created here have contributed to Antwerp’s global reputation as an international leading arts centre. www.mas.be © Koen van den Broek, Madonna, 2011

A Romantic perspective June 23rd - September 4th 2011 Leuven, Museum M Romantic painting in the middle of the 19th century is an often forgotten and even blighted art movement. Yet this art movement is well worth being explored. In the summer of 2011 M Leuven will present the collection of the Dutch television producer Jef Rademakers. During the past decades this art lover has acquired a select collection of Romantic paintings from the Netherlands. His collection of some 70 paintings will first be exhibited in the Hermitage in Saint Petersburg (autumn 2010 – early 2011) and will subsequently travel to Leuven. The exhibition is thematically structured. The visitor is led along five specific subjects: the genre painting, the architecture painting, the landscape, the marine and the nocturne. With these genres the exhibition illustrates the forgotten aesthetical categories of the picturesque and the sublime. This exhibition is conceived as a spontaneous voyage of discovery of a ‘forgotten’ movement. With works of amongst others Barend Cornelis Koekkoek, Eugène Verboeckhoven, Andreas Schelfhout,David de Noter, Jacob Abels,… www.mleuven.be © Rademakers collectie

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2011

Palazzo Rubens. The Master as Architect. September 10th 2011 – December 11th 2011 Antwerp, Rubenshuis The Rubens House is mounting a unique and exquisite exhibition in the autumn of 2011 about Peter Paul Rubens as architect, a relatively unkown facet of this versatile artist, who was an authority on ancient and contemporary Italian architecture. A scoop! The fact that Rubens was a connoisseur of architecture is, however, clear from his paintings. But he was additionally involved in high-profile Antwerp projects, like the extension of his spacious studio-residence and possibly also the building of the present-day St. Charles Borromeus church, considered by his contemporaries as ‘the eighth wonder of the world’. Rubens found inspiration in painter-architects such as Michelangelo and Giulio Romano and in Italian books devoted to architecture. The exhibition shows some fifty items on loan from major international museums. Some of the works of art from lesser-known collections have never before been on show to the general public. There will also be valuable books on architecture from Rubens’ own library on display together with work by Michelangelo, Giulio Romano and, of course, by the master himself. www.rubenshuis.be

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October 29th 2011 – June 17th 2012 Tongeren, Gallo-Roman Museum In economic terms, Sagalassos was one of the most important cities in southern Turkey in Roman times. Only in the fourth century AD, after several earthquakes, epidemics of plague and invasions by foreign peoples did the city begin to lose something of its splendour. Eventually Sagalassos was abandoned altogether. However, its remote location high up in the mountains, and an erosion layer several metres thick protected the remains of the city against plundering and decay. Consequently, Sagalassos is extraordinarily well preserved and has even been described as the «Pompey of the East». Excavation work in Sagalassos carried out by a research team from the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven led by Professor Marc Waelkens, began in the early 1990s. It is one of the largest and most important archaeological sites in the Mediterranean region. The Gallo-Roman Museum has been keeping a close eye on the dig and in 2011 is mounting an exhibition about this now worldfamous Roman site. www.limburg.be/gallo

CONTEMPORARY ART Erwin Wurm May 29th – September 25th 2011 Antwerp, Middelheimmuseum Multi-faceted, surprising, humorous: all are perfect descriptions of the work of Austrian artist Erwin Wurm (b. 1954). Wurm is a sculptor in heart and soul, fascinated by volume, the human form, abstraction and figurative shapes. From 29 May to 25 September 2011, the Middelheim Museum will be a playground for contemporary artist Erwin Wurm. The Austrian artist will be placing 25 works among the pieces of the permanent collection. He is creating three new pieces for the Braem Pavilion. The exhibition WEAR ME OUT true voyage of discovery through the open-air museum, along which the visitor can wonder at Wurm’s expressive art, while at the same time becoming a part of it. Erwin Wurm has invited Antwerp fashion designer, Walter Van Beirendonck, to collaborate for the occasion. www.middelheimmuseum.be © Erwin Worm

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2011 Contour 2011, 5th Biennial for Moving Image August 27st - October 30th 2011 (from Thursday to Sunday) Mechelen, historical city center Mechelen hosts a unique initiative for people with an interest in contemporary art as well as architectural history. Contour presents artists working with film, video and installation in special locations in the historical inner city of Mechelen. The fifth edition bears the mark of curator Anthony Kiendl (CAN). Kiendl examines the links between sound, image and social change. In this research, rock music plays an important role. Contour 2011 is a thought-provoking encounter between history and contemporary art: a visually and intellectually rewarding cultural journey. www.contourmechelen.be

FASHION Walter van Beirendonck September 14th 2011 – February 19th 2012 Antwerp, MoMu In the autumn of 2011, the Antwerp Fashion Museum will present the first large-scale retrospective exhibition of the work of fashion designer WALTER VAN BEIRENDONCK. Over three decades, Van Beirendonck has built up an impressive international career. He is the maverick of the Antwerp fashion scene and became primarily known for his colourful designs, his spectacular fashion shows in Paris in the 1990s under the W.&L.T. label, and the diverse images of the body that he presents on the catwalks. His work combines the most diverse sources of inspiration, ranging from technology, art and pop culture to ethnography. www.momu.be © Jan Bosschaert & Ronald Stoops v

CULTURAL FESTVALS Zomer van Antwerpen (Summer of Antwerp) July 1st – 28th August 2011 Antwerp, streets and squares For two whole months Zomer van Antwerpen (Summer of Antwerp) brings relaxation and colour to the city on the river. Every year the summer festival opens wide its doors to all age groups and cultures, bringing music from the four corners of the globe, themed open-air films screened in a surprise setting on the quays of the River Scheldt, the best of the world’s new circus, strong visual theatre and scores of unusual events and installations… Extraordinary encounters, mid-summer madness and creativity are key. As well as world-famous acts, Zomer van Antwerpen goes in search of innovative projects that integrate into the city’s various neighbourhoods. www.zomervanantwerpen.be

Gentse Feesten (Ghent Festivities) July 16th – 25th 2011 Ghent, inner city Every year this long-established, ten-day cultural event takes over Ghent’s historic city centre. There is free music on all the central squares and hundreds of other activities, plus six international-level festivals: 10 Days Off, MiramirO, the International Puppet Buskers’ Festival, the ‘ Jeugdcircusfestival’, Boomtown and Gent Jazz Festival. www.gentsefeesten.be

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2011 ART FESTIVALS Europalia.brasil October 4th 2011 – January 15th 2012 Brussels and other cities As of October 2011 till January 2012, Europalia goes to South America and invites Brazil, the fifth largest country in the world. If Brazil evokes images of carnival, the Amazon forest or Indian tribes do not hesitate and mark the europalia.brasil festival in your agenda. Through exhibitions, concerts, dance and theatre representations, films, … you will discover the known but also the less known aspects of Brazil. Europalia organizes this festival in collaboration with plenty of arts centre and museums in Belgium and its neighbouring countries. We invite you to follow the development of the programme on our website www.europalia.eu. www.europalia.eu

MUSEUMS AND HERITAGE Art Nouveau Biennial October 9th - 31 st 2011 (every weekend) Brussels, different locations As it does every two years, this biennial provides an almost unique opportunity to explore more than fifty interiors in Brussels. This sixth event is expanding its horizons by adding to its programme the Art Deco gems of our capital. Amazing mansions, school buildings, public and industrial premises, stores and cinemas… An architectural diversity which demonstrates the wealth of these two styles in our urban fabric. Guided tours are organised every weekend, including some by bicycle in order to explore as much of this priceless heritage as possible. www.voiretdirebruxelles.be

FILMFESTIVALS International Film Festival of Flanders – Ghent October 11th – 22nd 2011 Ghent, various locations Every year Ghent film festival presents some 200 feature films and short films from around the globe. The festival enjoys an excellent international reputation and is quite unique in focusing on the impact of music on film. The International Film Festival of Flanders Ghent is also the organizer and driving force behind the World Soundtrack Academy. The awards ceremony is inevitably the high point of the festival. Every year the festival also organizes concerts of film music and exhibitions which have a link with film. www.filmfestival.be

CULINARY EVENTS Taste of Antwerp (Bollekesfeest) August 18th -21st 2011 Antwerp, Vlaamse en Waalse Kaai Different restaurants, caterers and specialist shops offer delicacies in a luxury tent village with terrace. www.tasteofantwerp.com

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2011 Belgian Beer Weekend September 2nd – 4th 2011 Brussels, Grand’ Place A wide offer of small, middle sized and big Belgian breweries propose their most exquisite beers. Not less than 50 breweries take part. http://www.weekenddelabiere.be/

Choco Laté November 11th – 13th 2011 Bruges The bell tower in Bruges will be immersed for the 4th edition in the world of Chocolate. Choco-Laté will be a party of tasting, new creations, promotions and choctastic activities for chocolate lovers, big and small! www.choco-late.be

TRADITION At Anchor in Ostend May 26th – 29 th 2011 Ostend, different locations At Anchor in Oostende® is the festival of Authentic navigation, the sailing national heritage and the North Sea. It is the most important spring event of the Belgian Coast, an event you cannot miss. It is very popular among tourists, emphasises the importance of seafaring in a historical context and offers the maritime culture typical of a city at the seaside an exceptional forum. The Visserskaai will again be buzzing with joyful activity, the square Sint-Petrus-en-Paulusplein will be transformed into a real Boatjumble and also age-old maritime crafts will be demonstrated. www.oostendevooranker.be

Ommegang July 3rd and 5th 2011 Brussels, City Centre This great folkloric procession is one of the most important events in Brussels history and culture. Because the Ommegang recreates a famous celebration organised in 1549 on the Grand’Place in honour of Charles V and his son Philippe II. The whole of the royal court parades before your eyes in all its finery: more than 1,000 extras in period costume, dozens of horses, carts and giants. Horse-drawn carriages and flag throwers are also at the party in the magical setting of the Grand’Place. www.ommegang.be

Visit of the Royal Palace of Brussels From ± July 22nd - mid-September 2011 Brussels It’s a tradition: when the royal family goes away on holiday, it leaves the doors to its administrative palace wide open so that everyone can admire its treasures. Marble floors, crystal chandeliers and period furniture, not to mention the ceremonial room with the ceiling covered in scarab elytra. Magnificent souvenirs from the past and contemporary artists rub shoulders in this “office” of the King, which is an essential visit of the summer. www.monarchie.be The events in Flanders & Brussels up to 2014

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2011 Hop Parade September 18th 2011 Poperinge, centre As the hop-growing centre of Flanders, every three years Poperinge organizes an original Hop Parade. This is a unique event in which 65 groups, 1,400 extras and 12 floats take part. The Hop Parade tells the history of the development of the hop industry, provides an overview of the various activities in the field through the four seasons and a presentation of the main hop-producing countries in the world. To tie in with the parade, Poperinge Hop Museum will be open throughout the day. You also have the chance to visit a hop company, where you can see a huge picking machine in action. There are also shows, a beer festival à la Munich in the festival marquee and a stunning firework display to round it all off. www.poperinge.be/hoppefeesten

2012 OPENING OF NEW MUSEA Opening of the new In Flanders Fields Museum June 2nd 2012 (with reservation) Ypres, In Flanders Fileds Museum The In Flanders Fields Museum as we know it today has been outgrowing itself for quite some time. After twelve years, we are therefore forced to adapt our permanent exhibition. The facts related to World War I remain the same, but our view of certain aspects has changed over the years. For example, we would like to actively involve the war landscape of the Westhoek region as a last remaining witness. Also, a lot of museum equipment has evolved. Finally, every day, we see how visitors want to increasingly fit their own personal, family or regional history into the bigger story. The new In Flanders Fields Museum tells the story of the experiences of man at war, and about the war as a general cultural and social phenomenon. The story is evoked through the latest multimedia techniques and in constant relationship to the leading historic witnesses of the war: objects, images and stories, as well as today’s landscape. www.inflandersfields.be

The Dossin Barracks: a new museum with international ambitions July 1st 2012 Mechelen, Dossin Barracks The Dossin Barracks is a unique place for remembrance in Belgium. As an ‘SS Sammellager Mecheln’ it was literally the antechamber of death for tens of thousands of Jews from Belgium and Northern France during the Second World War. A brand-new museum will be build in order to explain the historic significance of this location to current and future generations and to visualize themes such as racism, exclusion and human rights. The combination of human rights in our society with the history of the Holocaust in Belgium, moreover, infuses the Dossin Barracks project with European allure. The new museum’s unique design was created by former Flemish Master Architect, Bob Van Reeth. The Dossin Barracks will open its doors to the general public in the summer of 2012. www.kazernedossin.be

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2012 EXHIBITIONS ANCIENT, CLASSIC AND MODERN ART Jordaens & The Antiques October 12th 2012 – January 27th 2013 Brussels, Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium After the successful exhibition Rubens: A Genius at Work (14.09.2007-28.01.2008), the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium in Brussels are planning a major exhibition on Jordaens and the Antique in 2012-2013. A second venue is planned from the end of February until the beginning of June at the Fridericianum (Museumlandschaft Hessen Kassel), site of the world-famous Documenta. Of the well-known Flemish trio “Rubens-Van Dyck-Jordaens,” Jacob Jordaens (Antwerp, 1593-1678) has been studied the least. The exhibition will present an entirely new picture of Jordaens. Instead of the painter of uncomplicated genre scenes – works like Twelfth Night, or The King Drinks, and As the Old Sing, So the Young Pipe – we find an artist intelligent enough to take over part of Rubens’s market share with lively mythological and antique scenes. Loans of around 80 paintings and drawings, tapestries and sculpture from major museums and little-known private collections from Spain (Prado), Denmark (Statens Museum for Kunst), the United Kingdom (Glasgow Museum and Art Gallery) and Austria (Albertina), supplemented with key works from Brussels and Kassel, will offer the public lesser known yet unexpectedly engaging episodes from classical antique sources – from Ovid’s Metamorphoses to Diogenes Laertius’s Lives and Opinions of Famous Philosophers. As was the case for the Rubens exhibition, Jordaens and the Antique represents four years of thorough scholarly research and a major restoration campaign. In the years leading up to the exhibition’s opening, the Royal Museums of Fine Arts, Brussels, and the Museumlandschaft Hessen Kassel will be restoring the masterpieces by Jordaens in their own collections. www.fine-arts-museum.be

CONTEMPORARY ART Beaufort 04

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March 31 th - September 30th 2012 Flemish Coast After three successful editions of contemporary art at the sea, the coast will preparing a new edition under the name of Beaufort 04. What was an ingenious, but chance encounter a few years ago has since become a not-to-bemissed cultural event, when the seaside and contemporary art are reunited via monumental installations and intriguing works shown in the unique biotope of the dynamic coastal municipalities. The artworks are a reflection of what is happening right now on the international art platform. A considered choice of contemporary artists represented with new or existing work makes visitors to the coast participants in the highly imaginative world of the artists. Beaufort 04 hopes in this way to move visitors and encourage them to reflect. www.beaufort03.be

May 12th - September 16th 2012 Ghent, S.M.AK. and various other locations In 2011 the S.M.A.K. will be mounting a major exhibition in the city of Ghent. ‘Track’ will be the third part of the trilogy of which ‘Chambres d’Amis’ (1986) and ‘Over the Edges’ (2000) were the first two. The project draws on the methodology of the cross-section. A line is drawn straight through the city from point A to point B – the sort of line pilgrims and travellers followed for centuries as they cut straight through town centres en route to their next destination, until ring roads and motorways came along and ignored the towns altogether. The line serves as a ‘backbone’, a central nervous system of the urban fabric, from Dampoort to Sint-Pieters, or the other way round. www.smak.be

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2012 Manifesta 9 June 10th - October 22nd 2012 Limburg In 2012, Manifesta, the European contemporary art biennale, will be coming to Limburg! After the Venice Biennale and Documenta in Kassel, Manifesta is the largest international contemporary art event. After such previous venues as Rotterdam (1996), Luxemburg (1998), Ljubljana (2000), Frankfurt (2002), San Sebastian (2004), Trentino-South Tyrol (2008) and Murcia (2010) the ninth of these nomadic art events will take place in the Limburg mining area. Manifesta seeks out the frontiers of Europe, and in the Province of Limburg this biennale takes inspiration from the fitful but fascinating history of a recent mining history. Limburg is a landscape undergoing transformation. Manifesta 9 will be an encounter between a historical mining past, industrial architecture, man-made landscapes, a multicultural society – Europe in miniature! – and contemporary art. At Manifesta 9 more than 200 young, international artists will be creating an unmissable whole that will strike an international chord. The setting is the Waterschei mine site, with an area of more than 20,000 sq. m. The superb Art Nouveau mine building will be reopened for the first time since its closure in 1987: past, present and future will come together in Genk. www.manifesta.org

CULINARY EVENTS Brusselicious January 1st – December 31st 2012 Brussel, various locations Every three years Brussels organises a theme year. In 2012 gastronomy is thé topic. Take the Brussels food tramway. A tram will be converted into a restaurant. It will tour the streets of Brussels for two hours every eveningenough time to enjoy a quality meal and discover the capital. Taste a meal with a theme. Taste a roasted wild boar and guinea fowl in the courtyard of the Town Hall accompanied by a folkloric fair in the Grand-Place with bear trainers and minstrels. Or have a champagne, caviar and lobster dinner in the prestigious Art deco rooms of the Villa Empain. Follow he taste magician. He will be roaming everywhere with just an electric heating plate, pulling utensils and accessories from his sleeves like a magican. He will buy his product where he is – from the market, producers or the shops – and concoct local dishes in a couple of minutes, like magic to be eaten on te move. A lot of other events will terrorise Brussels: tasty tours in art musea, Beer café rally (September), chocolate week (November). www.brusselicious.be

TRADITION Cat Parade May 13th 2012 Ypres A contemporary parade brimming with Ypres history. The Cat Parade is a whirling spectacle with floats, giants, music groups, theatre and quite obviously a very large number of ‘cats’. Many peripheral activities make this edition an appointment not to be missed. www.toerisme-ieper.be

Flower carpet August 15th – 19th 2012 Brussels , Grand Place A million begonias for... one single carpet? This is certainly an extraordinary achievement. The famous Carpet of Flowers covers 1,800 m² right in the centre of the Grand Place. Takes place every 2 years. www.flowercarpet.be, www.brusselsinternational.be

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2013 OPENING OF NEW MUSEA Opening Red Star Line - People on the move April 4th 2013 Antwerp, Red Star Line/People on the Move The Red Star Line is an Antwerp icon. The legendary shipping company with the red star in its flag transported more than two million passengers from the city by the River Scheldt to America: poor European migrants in search of the American dream, but also wellheeled passengers on a pleasure or business trip to New York. The old warehouses on the banks of the river Scheldt are being developed into a commemorative site and museum, a topical place for reflection with a contemporary approach to emigration. www.redstarline.be

GAY World Outgames Antwerp August 3rd – 11th 2013 Antwerp International gay-orientated sports event. www.woga2013.org

TRADITION AND FOLKORE TRADITION Canal Festival 2013 Various dates in August 2013 Bruges, various locations The triennial Canal Festival recreates the history of the city by means of eight spectacles along the magically lit canals and on the Burg in the heart of Bruges www.brugge.be

2014 TOPEVENT Commemorating the centenary of the Great War (2014 – 2018) Flanders The First World War or the ‘Great War’ was the first global conflict. It lasted from 28 July 1914 until 11 November 1918. Millions of soldiers and civilians died in the process. One hundred years after these events we are still convinced that the events of 1914-1918 have had a fundamental impact on our society and that the victims of this horrible war deserve a worthy tribute. That is why Flanders is working towards the commemoration of the Great War and why it will try to incorporate the centenary anniversary of these events in a broader frame of ‘war and peace’, ‘remembrance and realisation’,‘European cooperation’, etc. so that we can interpret our past and learn for the future.

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