Artistic director of MORPHO in Antwerp, an artist-centered organization offering studio spaces and facilitating residency exchanges locally and internationally. She develops programs and partnerships to foster a collaborative environment for artists. Caroline also serves on the boards of Level Five in Brussels and Jester in Genk.

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Brussels-based artivist, architect, and researcher exploring diasporic experiences, hidden histories, and North-South relations through her interdisciplinary practice. Her projects, like PeoPL and Queen Nikkolah, delve into the presence of the African diaspora in Belgium. Laura is an artistic researcher at KASK, HOGENT, and Howest and has won awards, including first prize at Kunstsalon Ghent (2011) and second at the Dakar Biennale (2012).

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Belgian visual artist whose work finds its base in an unbridled drawing practice, a fondness of language, and a DIY attitude. The form in which his works appears is very diverse. His work is constantly on the move. Tyfus paints, sculpts, makes videos, performs, does a weekly improvised radio play, organizes events at De Nor (a sculpture he made with FVWW Architects at Middelheim Museum), does No Choice Tattoos and publishes artist records and editions on his label Ultra Eczema. Since 2020, Tyfus has been represented by Tim Van Laere Gallery.

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She advocates for a more inclusive arts scene as an art historian, curator, and founder of Wetsi Gallery in Etterbeek (2019, asbl Nouveau Système Artistique). Her gallery showcases marginalized artists, addressing race, gender, sexual orientation, ethnic origin, and disability. Anne also offers decolonization training and is known for bridging diverse audiences.

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Art historian and independent curator, founder of The Constant Now, a non-profit promoting inclusivity in the art scene through exhibitions, talks, and projects like POC POC, a mentoring program for artists of color. Her practice emphasizes social change, empowering minorities, and representing counter-narratives like the POC POC Manifesto. She collaborates with institutions like M HKA, NW Aalst, and S.M.A.K.

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