Studio Ossidiana placed Earthsea Pavilion, a cylindrical installation that connects land and sea, history and nature, in the courtyard of the 15th-century city palace, Hof Bladelin.
Grains of Paradise by Sumayya Vally was inspired by Bruges' rich commercial history. The installation comprised a series of blackened pirogues, laden with herbs and spices, arranged side by side on the Minnewater Bridge
With The Joyful Apocalypse, the Brussels architecture firm Traumnovelle redefined the 13th-century courtyard of the Stadshallen (City Halls). The 9-metre-high structure elevated the square into a temporary stage and turned the casual passer-by into a dynamic extra. The materials created an impression of perpetual change.
A handy overview of all the works on one side and the poster on the other.
A city map with an overview of all installations and practical information.
Playfully discover the installations of Bruges Triennial Brugge 2024 by yourself with an art origami game.
For those with more limited mobility, there is this handy city map. Only available in Dutch
Go out with your class and discover together the art and architecture installations of Triennial Bruges 2024. This inspiration folder gives you additional information, tips and assignments about the works of the 12 artists and architects.
Search card with questions following the opening of Bruges Triennial. Meanwhile, the contest has ended.
The book Futuring Spaces of Possibility explores how contemporary art and architecture can address urban, social, and ecological challenges, creating new possibilities forthe future of a (World Heritage) city. It invites urban thinkers, curators, artists, and architects to use the UNESCO World Heritage environment of Bruges as a testing ground for spatial experimentation.
Available in bookshops, the Central info point In&Uit ('t Zand 34) or via merbooks.be.