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STIMMEN. Linguistic Research in Times of War, 1917-1918
Does science sometimes benefit from war? The story of STIMMEN confronts us with this uncomfortable question. During the First World War, linguist Friedrich Carl...
From 15 May 2023, you can explore transdisciplinary artist Roel Heremans’s 5 NeuroRight Arcades in the Gallery of GUM (Ghent University Museum). Take a seat at...
For its performance of Verdi's masterpiece Ernani (2022-2023), Opera Ballet Vlaanderen built a large-scale, lifelike beating heart. A unique and unforgettable p...
This spring, PALMARIUM will once again present a thrilling series of concerts in our beautiful botanical garden. The program includes nine unique concerts with...
During the first four days of July, Public Park takes over the unique setting of the Citadelpark in Ghent. The open air exhibition brings together visual art, p...
DARK Lunch Talks - Human remains in museums and collections (English spoken)
Three cutting-edge lunchtime talks. Bring your lunch and immerse yourself in the darker sides of science & art. An artist, a historian and a moral scientist di...
This spring, PALMARIUM will once again present a thrilling series of concerts in our beautiful botanical garden. The program includes nine unique concerts with...
15 Artists & 15 Scientific Objects. Artists and scientists have an unbridled curiosity to understand, explain, and even change the world around us. They share a...
DARK Movies at the museum - The Day After Trinity (Else, 1981) - APOCALYPSE
DARK movie nights at the museum! GUM and Ghent based horror & cult collective KURU treat you to several scientifically (ir)responsible movie nights around the t...
DARK Movies at the museum - Short Film Night - DEATH
DARK movie nights at the museum! GUM and Ghent based horror & cult collective KURU treat you to several scientifically (ir)responsible movie nights around the t...