About the part that art plays in a globalising society

Framer Framed

15 OCT –
11 JAN
2026


Now on show

Shapeshifters

Artists

al-yené, Antonio Jose Guzman & Iva Jankovic, Georges Senga, Kader Attia, Kosisochukwu Nnebe, Leah Zhang, Pei-Hsuan Wang, Sammy Baloji & Cécile Fromont, Mirelle van Tulder en Anna Safiatou Touré


Book Presentation: Unruly Kinships, edited by Kris Dittel and Aneta Rostkowska

Book presentation exploring alternative perspectives on interpersonal relationships in contemporary society, focusing on collectivity and moving away from the boundaries of blood relations and the nuclear family

Pain Perdu workshop with Studio CoPain

Pain Perdu workshop and breakfast to close the exhibition 'Bread Art in the Molenwijk'

The Work of Contextualising

A conversation focusing on contextualisation belit sağ’s research, which led to the creation of the solo exhibition Remembering Otherwise
Governing by Networks I | DSC06466. Map of Borderline Biennial, by Abode of Chaos (2007). © Licensed under CC BY 2.0

Counter-Institutional Data Practices

A full day programme on liberatory data practices from decolonising and democratising perspectives
Still from Everything was forever, until it was no more by Aram Lee (2025). © Aram Lee

Transcorporeality in Toxic Times

A session exploring the relationality and porosity of human and non-human bodies and how these are affected by toxicity
Cover of Slavery in the Cultural Imagination: Debates, Silences, and Dissent in the Neerlandophone Space (2025). Artwork on cover: Dion Rosina - Is it a Dream? (2023)

Symposium: Cultural Imagination and the Legacy of Colonialism

This event features creative and scholarly work that engages with the legacies of colonialism and push for social and cultural change

Echoes and Traces: Experimental Cartographies of Love, Loss, and Memory

Film screening by Asian Movie Night and QYZQARAS Film Festival.

Exhibition: Remembering Otherwise

Solo exhibition by artist belit sağ in collaboration with curator Katia Krupennikova on a pivotal 1978 labour dispute led by migrant women workers from Turkey