We’ve each been busy curating programmes for the 25th edition of the Courtisane Festival, which will take place on 1-5 April. Accreditations are open now.

Meanwhile in Brussels, Eva is filming a new project called In Camera at Affiliate, where she’ll open the doors on Saturday 28 February from 6 pm to invite you into her creative process and show you the result of her time there in residence. In parallel, she’s programmed a screening of her shorts at the auditorium of WIELS on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29, looping every hour from 11 am till 6 pm. Join us there for this festive in person gathering of films and friends!

On 9 March, Rebecca will be giving an artist’s talk on her film Hit Him on the Head with a Hard Heavy Hammer as part of filmmaker Konstanza Kapsali’s symposium We Can Never Put the Past Back Together Again in the Way that Memory Promises at Kunsthal Gent.

At BOZAR this coming month, you can view Christina’s film On Difference on the 26th of March and Simone by Eva and Aglaia Konrad on 12, 22, 27 of March and 4 April.

In the exhibition Becoming Ancestors at argos, you’ll find the elephy production Hexham Heads by Chloë Delanghe & Mattijs Driesen on display until the end of June.

All the while, elephy’s heart and mind is with the people of Gaza. We support, unequivocally, an immediate ceasefire and a free Palestine, and condemn Israel’s unrelentless attack on the Palestinian people.

✍︎Stop-the-genocide

Hunting for safety
and eager for peace
We follow the leaders who chew up
the land (…)

I’m standing in place
I’m holding your hand
and pieces of children
on patches of sand

- June Jordan, ‘March Song’, Living Room (1985)
Living Room June Jordan Palestine Reader