In the presence of architect Boonserm Premthada, a full house enjoyed the high-profile documentary Big Ears Listen with Feet.
During the second last week of Bruges Triennial 2024, the publication Futuring Spaces of Possibility: Contemporary Art and Architecture in a World Heritage City was presented to the press and partners on the site of the work Raamland.
Design firms SO–IL and RE-ST zoomed in on the opportunities of detecting and activating underused space.
Sunday 01.09.2024 was the final day of Bruges Triennial 2024: Spaces of Possibility. Once again, the combination of monumental contemporary art and architecture in the streets, parks and squares of the historic heritage city and Zeebrugge was proven to be unique and attracted visitors from all over the world to discover Bruges in a new way.
Star of the Sea by artist Ivan Morison will remain on the beach as part of Beaufort24 until 03.11.2024.
We look back one more time at the last edition of Bruges Triennial through our aftermovie.
For almost five months, TRIBRU24 could count on many volunteers and guides. Thanks to their efforts and dedication, Bruges Triennial 2024: Spaces of Possibility was a big success.
Watch the short documentary about the old connecting road near the Minnewater Clinic and find out more about the stories behind Adrien Tirtiaux's Under the Carpet.
For the fifth edition of Bruges Triennial in 2027, Swedish curators Ulrika Flink and Helen Rix Runting have been appointed. With this appointment, Bruges Triennial strengthens its international position and its commitment to a polyphonic approach to art and architecture in public space.
With great enthusiasm, we announced the theme of TRIBRU27 on Tuesday, 10 March. This fifth edition is entirely dedicated to After Birth – Structures of Togetherness, an exploratory journey into everything that connects us as living beings.