The exhibition essays a series of themes rather like short stories, in an attempt to review the different approaches taken by the artists from the FRACS (Fonds Régionaux D’Art Contemporain) collections through their works. One conceptual nucleus from this selection examines transit and migration through the themes of identity, social tension, and gender.

Screening of the movie The Tempest Society, followed by a talk between Bouchra Khalili, the author, and Carles Guerra, director of the Fundació.

Visual artist Theo Mercier and dancer Steven Michel (recipients of the Silver Lion for Dance at the 2019 Venice Biennale) build an ironic and ruthless critique against the illusion of freedom and well-being promoted by major commercial powers.

The museum will be presenting a selection of works by French and international contemporary artists from the 330 pieces in the Lafayette Anticipations Collection – the Moulin Family Endowment Fund.

We are pleased to announce that Bouchra Khalili (Casablanca, 1975) is joining mor charpentier as one of our represented artists.

Lawrence Abu Hamdan is one of the four shortlisted candidates to win the Turner Prize 2019, one of the best known awards for visual arts in the world. An exhibition of the finalists is currently on view at Turner Contemporary in Margate (UK).  

The first solo exhibition in Australia by Lawrence Abu Hamdan features an installation of “Earwitness Inventory”, among other major works.

The exhibition “Elsewheres Within Here”, investigates what we welcome, refuse, or overlook in marking the boundaries of spaces we call “home” –our bodies, houses, and countries.

The BPS22 is hosting the first solo exhibition in Belgium by Teresa Margolles: “TU T’ALIGNES OU ON T’ALIGNE”. Several of the artist’s iconic works are exhibited alongside newer pieces, some of them linked to the city of Charleroi.