The exhibition by David Claerbout that was initiated by Centre Pompidou in Paris last year is on view at the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery in Vancouver this Fall. The exhibition will transform the gallery to show a selection of video installations that date from 1996 to the present.

21/10/2008 - Gabriel Yared was the main guest at the Ghent International Film festival’s annual film music seminar of 2008, a co-production between the festival and the department audiovisual arts of the Hogeschool Gent.

Call for papers, presentations, roundtable debates and sessions exploring our idea of a catastrophe and the role it plays in philosophy, art and science today.

Belgian contemporary video artists on 'onthaasting', a mental diversion through the use of recreation as an 'escape' from the perceived unpleasant aspects of daily life.

Pépinières européennes pour jeunes artistes propose a call for applications open to young artists who express themselves in fictions, creative documents, animation, dance videos, video art and all forms of digital expression.

The Liminal Screen Co-production Residency provides a unique take on video-based residency programs by engaging artists, developers, and researchers in a collective critical inquiry into video as a medium.

In celebration of the grand opening of the Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center (EMPAC), Workspace Unlimited has been invited to present some of their recent projects.

LUX 28 in London invited the Brussels-based artist collective Auguste Orts to present the group's work, influences and interests to the public.

This Fall, a unique collaborative project, This an Example of That, by John Baldessari and Koen van den Broek is to be seen in Brussels and Maastricht.

Manon de Boer has been invited by the Power Plant in Toronto to present two films and one audio work that, in different ways, capture people in the act of remembering.

A typology of everyday life; this is frequently how the work of Flemish photographer, filmmaker and draughtswoman Anne Daems (1966, Lier) is described. But this typology should not be interpreted as any indication of casualness because - whether she creates a film, photograph or drawing - Daems' always has an exceptional eye for detail.

Irrespektiv represents the first extensive retrospective of the artist Kendell Geers. The exhibition is a co-production between several European institutions and was on view at the SMAK in Ghent and BPS 22 in Charleroi in 2007.

In 2006, Orla Barry, Wim Cuyvers, Els Dietvorst, Nikolaus Gansterer, Johanna Kirsch started a research project on and along the national road N6 (Chausée de Mons) which runs from Brussels to Mons, a town in Wallonia, Belgium: 'The Stone Road'.

Artists who have already obtained a Masters degree in Fine Art or an equivalent qualification and who are interested in a post-graduate 'Advanced Studies & Practice-based Research in Visual Arts' at the HISK in Ghent, can send in their application before 5 September 2008.

The FRAC Bourgogne has invited Rita McBride and Koenraad Dedobbeleer to conceive specific works, shifting architectural structures in the exhibition space.

Whilst making no attempt at being an anthology, let alone a retrospective, this exhibition combines an extensive, diverse collection of works by Willem Oorebeek, produced from the late 1980s onwards.

In the summer of 2008, Arnhem will host the 10th Sonsbeek International Sculpture Exhibition, entitled 'Grandeur'. Johan Creten and Michel François are one of the artists invited by artistic director Anna Tilroe to visualize the aspiration for human greatness.

From May 30 to July 27, 2008 the GAMeC - Galleria d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea of Bergamo will host 'Inter pares' by Kris Martin, as part of the Eldorado- program, a project room at the GAMeC dedicated to the most interesting emerging artists on the international scene.

Creux de l'enfer in Thiers (F) invited Lili Dujourie to bring together two series of works: a series of extremely fine portraits made in steel wire, and a recent series of works in baked clay.

After the Műcsarnok Kunsthalle in Budapest and the Haus der Kunst in Munich, the travelling solo exhibition by Luc Tuymans recently opened in its third and last venue, the Zacheta Gallery of Art in Warsaw.

The travelling exhibition by David Claerbout has arrived at the Kunstmuseum in Sankt Gallen and will be on display till 31 August.

From 27 April onwards, 7 recent films by Nicolas Provost will be on view at De Brakke Grond in Amsterdam, including 'Plot Point' and 'Induction'.

This Spring, the Sprengel Museum in Hannover presents the work ANATOMY by Ana Torfs.

In the exhibition 'Bonzenspeck und Prollgehab', Kati Heck offers her comments on today's society on monumental canvases, in installations, drawings and video work.

The Brussels-based artists Harald Thys & Jos De Gruyter, Manon de Boer and Gabriel Kuri have been invited to participate in the 5th Berlin Biennial.

Jan Fabre presents his works in dialogue with the Dutch, Flemish and German old masters of the Louvre collection.

The exhibition "Doing it My Way: Perspectives on Belgian Art" by curator Lorenzo Benedetti (MARTa Herford) brings together the work of 16 contemporary Belgian artists, encompassing painting, objects and sculpture and video.

In February 2008, the new issue of A PRIOR Magazine has been published, featuring Anouk De Clercq, Susan Philipsz and Renzo Martens, artists whose work has inspired varied reflections on collaboration.

Within the framework of the LOW Dutch-Flemish Cultural Festival in Budapest, the Brussels-based artist-run space Etablissement d'en Face has been invited to Budapest to present its most recent project.

The exhibition brings together the artist’s paintings from the last 30 years, as well as a wall drawing, which he created especially for this exhibition.

As part of Stavanger 2008, the Rogaland Museum of Fine Arts will present a selection of 6 videos by Hans Op de Beeck.

'Het appèl van de kip' (The Call of the Chicken) is Koen Vanmechelen’s first solo exhibition in a Dutch museum.

The MIT List Visual Arts Center is presenting the first U.S. museum survey of works by Belgian artist David Claerbout.

Within the framework of the Dutch-Flemish Cultural Festival LOW in Budapest, the Ernst Museum offers an overview of the work by Wim Delvoye to date.

Wiels launches it artist-in-residence program for the Summer session.

On February 5th at deSingel in Antwerp, David Claerbout was awarded the prestigious Flemish Cultural Award for Visual Arts. The jury praised "the unique way the artist explores the line between the still and moving image, between space and time."

This Spring, the work of the Brussels-based artist Manon de Boer (°1966) will be on display at the Frankfurter Kunstverein as well as Witte De With in Rotterdam.

The young Belgian artist Jan De Cock (°1976) has been invited by the Museum of Modern Art in New York to conceive a new installation, made in response to the particular site in which they are displayed.

The Neuer Aachener Kunstverein invited the young artist Pieterjan Ginckels (°1982) for his first large solo exhibition.