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Highlights of the month

Residents talks: Maryna Shtanko, Bas Ketelaars and Elli Ott

Sunday 27.09.26, 17h30 at Greylight Projects (NL)


This autumn, Greylight Projects’ programme unfolds around a theme that connects its different projects and practices: looking into the dark. Looking into the unknown, into what cannot be known directly or with certainty. Something that today seems increasingly difficult to allow for.
On Tuesday 29 September, we will host artists’ talks with our current artists-in-residence Maryna Shtanko, Bas Ketelaars and Elli Ott. They will talk about their work, their methods and their plans for their time in Heerlen.

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Re-Play: A Project About the Innocence of Childhood, Christian Roosen

Opening Sunday 27.09.26, 15h at IKOB (BE)


With Re-Play, East Belgian photographer Christian Roosen presents a photographic series that explores childhood memories and their significance for adult identity.
Developed over many years, the project places people from a wide range of social and professional backgrounds in an unexpected situation: at their workplace, they take off their shoes, sit down on the floor and engage with a toy from their own childhood. What initially appears to be a simple act of play becomes, in his photographs, a deliberate interruption of professional and social conventions.

Maya Schweizer. Uedra

Opening Friday 02.10.26, 19h at Leopold-Hoesch-Museum (DE)


In her work, Maya Schweizer (*1976 in Paris) explores questions of history, temporality, and the instability of both individual and collective memory. She focuses in particular on the fragmentary, the incidental, and the gesture as a form of nonverbal expression. In the exhibition “Uedra,” the artist translates the collage-like quality of her associatively dense video works—which are interwoven with cinematic references—into an atmospheric spatial installation and presents complementary embroidered textile works.

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Raphaela Vogel, De mens is geen vogel

04.10.26 ⟶ 21.02.27, at Z33 (BE)


De mens is geen vogel (Man is no bird) is the first Belgian solo exhibition by the internationally renowned artist Raphaela Vogel (b. 1988, Nuremberg, DE). With deadpan humor, Vogel channels the anarchic spirit of punk rock into theatrical, all-encompassing installations which blend personal experience, social themes, and emergent technology. At Z33, visitors journey through monumental installations, sculpture, paintings and a new multimedia artwork created specifically for this exhibition.


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