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The socio-cultural centres De Kroon and Archipel19 in Sint-Agatha-Berchem are looking for an artist interested in co-creation, who wants to develop an artistic programme that creates connection in the public space, together with local residents. Are you someone who knows how to harness the power of imagery and nonverbal communication to bring people closer together? Would you like to work with an intergenerational group of residents around Parc Pirsoul? Then this project is for you.

Are you a professional artist or do you have plans to move in that direction? Do you have a clear link to Brussels and are looking for space for your research or project? This summer, the Brussels community centres are once again making some rooms available to artists free of charge. All disciplines are welcome.

Do you have a concrete idea and plan for a new stage creation? Do you dream of shining on the stage of a renowned Brussels arts house? Sign up for BRUSSELS BIJOUX, a program for Brussels-based performing artists.

Community Centre Ten Noey in Saint-Josse-Ten-Node is looking for an artist to work co-creatively with local residents. You will work on an artistic project that focuses on playful interventions in public space.

Nekkersdal Community Centre in Laeken is looking for an artist to work co-creatively with local residents.

As part of the community centre (GC) Nekkersdal construction project, the Flemish Community Commission (VGC) wishes to select an artist to realise an artistic commission.

Under the call sign #mission2030, N22, the network of Brussels community centres (GCs) is launching a future trajectory. To shape that new story, we have launched a participatory action. The community centres will engage in a dialogue with 100 Brussels residents who have been drawn together under the name N100.

Community Centre De Rinck in Anderlecht is looking for an artist to work co-creatively with the very youngest (children from 0 to 6 years old) to strengthen the connection between the parents, the children and the community centre.

Are you a professional artist or do you have plans to move in that direction? Do you have a clear link to Brussels and are looking for space for your research or project? This summer, the Brussels community centres are once again making some rooms available to artists free of charge. All disciplines are welcome.

Community Centre De Maalbeek in Etterbeek is seeking an artist to work co-creatively with the neighbourhood around the Place Van Meyel to strengthen the ties between neighbourhood and community centre.