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Berlin O.J.A.I. Nord AM, +2 hrs

Brussels O.J.A.I. Sud AM, +2 hrs

05 July 2025Driving Dreaming Drifting 27 June — 28 September 2025Publiek Park (Meise) 25 July 2025All Known Tunnels 03 — 14 September 2025Publiek Park (Botanique)

Upcoming

Driving Dreaming Drifting

Brussels and Stuttgart connect through Driving, Dreaming, Drifting, reimagining urban spaces shaped by the automobile from artistic and queer-feminist perspectives.In the context of Current Stuttgart 2025

Publiek Park (Meise)

27 June — 28 September 2025

Publiek Park is a nomadic contemporary art project which explores public city parks and gardens as exhibition grounds. The project is founded and curated by Jef Declercq, Anna Laganovska, Koi Persyn and Adriënne van der Werf. The first chapter of Publiek Park will take place in the summer of 2025 at Plantentuin Meise.

All Known Tunnels

25 July 2025

All Known Tunnels – an O.J.A.I. initiative in Chișinău this July will feature performance and experimental work in collaboration with Kristina Jakot. Presented in collaboration with the institution Tranzit Iași, the project is part of a series of meet-up sessions across different cities. It is associated with the "Introduction to Contemporary Arts and Politics" course at HDK-Valand Academy of Art and Design at the University of Gothenburg, with dates to be confirmed for the last week of July.

Publiek Park (Botanique)

03 — 14 September 2025

Publiek Park is a nomadic contemporary art project which explores public city parks and gardens as exhibition grounds. The project is founded and curated by Jef Declercq, Anna Laganovska, Koi Persyn and Adriënne van der Werf. The second chaper of Publiek Park will take place in the late summer of 2025 at Botanique Brussels.

Marres Currents

Maastricht

12 December 2017 — 04 February 2018

The exhibition I Spy, I Spy a Little Lie at Marres House for Contemporary Culture in Maastricht, co-curated by Isabel Van Bos and Evelyn Simons, was the fifth iteration of the Marres Currents exhibition program. It delved into themes of information access and the valuation of knowledge. In response to political turmoil and the rise of "fake news," the exhibition featured works by artists Henry Andersen, Felix Breidenbach, Alejandro Cerón, Nicholas Hoffman, Aurélie d’Incau, Jesuus, Tim Löhde, José Montealegre, Ektor Ntourakos, Johanna Odersky, Office for Joint Administrative Intelligence, Nadia Perlov, Maria Gil Ulldemolins, and Remko Van der Auwera.