04 Mar 2026 - 05 Apr 2026
Sumpul Massacre Memorial: Trails and Voices
07 Mar 2026
Launch of the Caravane Project
08 - 19 Mar 2026
Fragments d’Elles
17 Mar 2026
Ademtocht (souffle)
20 Mar 2026
𝑭𝑬𝑴𝑰𝑵’𝑨𝑹𝑻 𝑬𝑽𝑬𝑵𝑰𝑵𝑮
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📢 NoWeapon.world is heading to Brussels for edition #4!
What happens when an industry produces weapons that can’t be sold? We answer with art. We are officially launching our OPEN CALL FOR ARTISTS! In a world where the arms trade fuels conflict, we use visual communication to challenge the status quo. We’re looking for posters that provoke, inspire, and imagine a world where weapons […]
🌿 Join the Zinneke Parade with Sabine!
This year, we are delighted to take part in the Zinneke Parade alongside Sabine, the Giant of Dignity, the Giant of the Undocumented People. Her costume will be a collective artwork: Sabine will become a tree whose roots give rise to dreams of dignity. She will be the heart of our Zinnode. To make sure […]
OPEN Call For all artists to apply for the summer exhibition
‘WOOD(S)’ @ House of Compassion (Begijnhofkerk) – Brussels From July 1st till August 30th. The working title is ‘WOOD(S)’ The exhibition will focus on all kinds of WOODWORK – installations, sculptures, photos, video & performance – expressing the multiple facets of wood in art. Themes such as Life Force, memory, history, ecology, sound, music, construction, […]
RivEspérance: Celebrating brings people together
This Saturday, led by Sabine, the giantess of undocumented people, House of Compassion took part in RivEspérance. There, we shared our “célébr’Actions” that strive for greater dignity. https://www.cathobel.be/…/celebrer-rassemble…/
CommemorAction
On 6 February, together with a delegation from House of Compassion, we took part in a “CommemorAction” aimed at making visible the lives shattered by border policies. Below, we invite you to read the article by journalist Anne Lodester for the Pressenza news agency. © Riet D’Hont
For a city that leaves no one behind
Dear Brussels resident, It is with growing concern that we, several Brussels-based organisations inspired by the Gospel, observe that solidarity is increasingly being presented as having fixed and unavoidable limits. As if it were inevitable that not everyone can be helped, that some people must be left behind, and that we should simply accept this. […]