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with the support of the Flemish Government Met de steun van de steun van de stad antwerpen

With the support of the Flemish Government

The working of GRIP in Antwerp is made possible in part by the Open Call for Structural Artistic-Cultural Initiatives of the City of Antwerp.

2026.02.03 lecture on 'Torment of Hearts' at KU Leuven Kulak

KU Leuven Kortrijk is organizing a series of lectures in the lead-up to the Kortrijk Festival 2026. Various speakers will explore artistic paths that intersect classical music, philosophy, and performance.
On February 3, Femke Gyselinck will discuss "Torment of Hearts": how loneliness connects baroque, romantic, and modern classical music.

https://puc.kuleuven.be/nl/opleiding/klassieke_muziek-jynokgo90zgd4are/

2026.02.03 lecture on 'Torment of Hearts' at KU Leuven Kulak

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2026.01.24 conversation on well-being and collaboration, at Push Festival

2026.01.24 conversation on well-being and collaboration, at Push Festival

On Sunday, January 24, 2026, Cherish Menzo and Jennifer Piasecki will engage in a public conversation about well-being and collaboration as part of PuSh Festival, Vancouver, Canada.

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2026.02.24 workshop THE DOG DAYS ARE OVER repertory at NYC

2026.02.24 workshop THE DOG DAYS ARE OVER repertory at NYC

With the support of Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels

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2026.02.23 workshop THE DOG DAYS ARE OVER repertory at NYC

2026.02.23 workshop THE DOG DAYS ARE OVER repertory at NYC

With the support of Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels

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2025.10.22 Neuroscientist and choreographer in conversation

2025.10.22 Neuroscientist and choreographer in conversation

Seriously Curious #5: neurology & movement
Talks inspired by KU Leuven at Concertgebouw Brugge

Neuroscientist and choreographer in conversation

Everyone claims that exercise is good for the brain, but what does that actually mean? Dance in Brugge Maker Femke Gyselinck experiences first-hand what exercise does to the body and the mind. Neuroscientist Jolien Gooijers then gives us an academic explanation of the obvious. Under the smooth guidance of Koen Fillet, these two complement each other's – and our own – knowledge.

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