Onoda: 10,000 Nights in the Jungle
When Japan surrenders at the end of World War II, soldier Hiroo Onoda retreats into the jungles of the Philippines to continue the war himself for another 10,000 days.
Lunch with an Architect
Founded in 2012, the French practice Lambert Lénack brings together a team of 30 architects and develops a wide range of projects across all scales – urban planning, housing, public facilities and office buildings – championing an architecture that is both disciplined and ambitious. Lambert Lénack stands out for its ...
Jorge Giménez, Matteo Bevilacqua
One plus one makes three when it comes to Spanish cellist Jorge Giménez and Italian pianist Matteo Bevilacqua. Since meeting during their studies at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel, their collaboration on stage has always unfolded as something special. Their chemistry and joy in playing form the guiding thread through ...
Collective Exhibition
At the heart of this project is an artist's desire to bring together talented creators for a collective exhibition. Her goal? To shine a light on their unique worlds and reveal artworks that truly deserve to be known. It is with great gentleness and curiosity that we open the doors ...
The Volterra Project Trio
With Parole in musica, the three guitarists of the Volterra Project Trio present a varied programme of music inspired by stories from literature, film, and theatre. In their hands, the guitars become a miniature orchestra, effortlessly shifting between refined lyricism and sharp rhythmic drive. From the very first notes of ...
Brussels Philharmonic & Ilan Volkov
Forget the ticking of the clock — here, music doesn’t rush forward, but grips the present moment. Raven Chacon, Tyshawn Sorey, Annea Lockwood and George Lewis ask us to listen differently: what remains when the noise falls away?
Raven Chacon, the first Native American Pulitzer winner, usually tackles history and politics. ...
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