Cave of Forgotten Dreams (2010) is a documentary about the Chauvet Cave, a cavern in Southern France where the oldest human paleolithic paintings were discovered. Herzog is one of the lucky few who gained access to the cave, along with archeologists and researchers.

The inspiration behind the project begins with the painter Brion Gysin's (1916-1986) prototype Dream Machine created in the early 60s upon his return from Morocco.

The set for this performance is an installation that is part of the Artefact expo.

Choreography for the Running Male reveals how gender isn’t just bound to one’s body but is rather a collection of acquired responses. A group of men march through the city on a daily basis. They perform a choreographed sequence that refers to military operations.

Lecture & debate in Dutch, no English text available.

Evening of the Voice offers a programme of performances and artworks in which the human voice is the starting point.

Jonathan Reus uses old iMac G3 computers in iMac Music. He creates a sonic and visual experience by touching the electronic innards of the computer both directly and with probes. The image from the desktop of the computer is projected onto a screen.

Integration.05 is a live performance by Dieter Vandoren that consists of a triangular arrangement of projectors that project light into a mist filled room.

Ground is an audio-visual performance in which graphite drawings are used to direct sound. Graphite as a conductor of electricity. Through its varying resistance, the graphite modulates the pitch, amplitude and timbre of the sound generators that are stoked with charcoal.

Opening hours expo

th 12/2 - sa 14/2 : 14:00 - 22:00
su 15/2 - tu 17/2 : 14:00 - 19:00
we 18/2 - su 22/2 : 14:00 - 22:00 

The expo takes place in STUK.