We are delighted to present Bad Language, an exhibition dedicated to photographer Max Creasy and his collaborations with six young architectural practices across Europe, that will be on view at et al. from December 04 2026 until February 07 2027.
The opening will take on Thursday 03 December.
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On Thursday, 12 November, we will welcome Jeremy Lecomte to et al. for a brief introduction to the publication Soleil Royale and the questions it raises. This presentation will be followed by a discussion with the speakers.
Sympoiesis, arts of practice in the ecological city
et al., Brussels
This exhibition was originally realized by UR bureau d’architecture et d’urbanisme in collaboration with Archizoom, where it was first presented from 28 February to 15 May 2023. It is shown in a reduced version in our space et al. in Brussels in autumn 2023.
Exhibition
| common:date | 07.09.2023 |
| Curatorship | UR bureau d’architecture et d’urbanisme and Archizoom (EPFL) |
| Adaptation in Brussels | Architecture Curating Practice |
| With contributions by | 51N4E, AGUR-Dunkerque, Atelier Descombes Rampini, Atelier Fanelsa, B+ Arno Brandlhuber, Simon Boudvin, CENTRAL office for architecture and urbanism, Cookies, Wim Cuyvers, Sophie Dars, Antoine Devaux, Francis Jonckeere, Claudy Jongstra, Kosmos architects, l’AUC, LIST, MBL architectes, Comte Meuwly, Louise Morin, Fuminori Nosaku, Office for Political Innovation, Ooze, Plant en Houtgoed, Pedro Prazere, rebuiLT, Christopher Roth, Jo Taillieu architecten, Ten studio, Mio Tsuneyama, V+, Philippe Vander Maren, Richard Venlet |
| Opening | 07.09.2023, 7:00 PM |
| Exhibition | 08.09.2023 – 03.12.2023 |
| common:more-info | Ecological culture is becoming increasingly prominent in the design of the city today. It is the pivot that allows us to articulate new ways of seeing, acting, and operating, generating a new set of arts of practice in and for the ecological city. The transformations that our societies and environments are currently undergoing jeopardize our way of being in the world. As such, they challenge our capacity to develop projects or, more concretely, to produce prospective visions and anchor tangible ambitions within them. This context encourages us to imagine new ways of acting that allow us to integrate uncertainty. We must go beyond torment – not merely endure it – and invent actions capable of fitting into the emerging climate regime. Moving from a system of autonomous objects to one of related objects opens new perspectives on interactions, forms, and processes. Organized around these three chapters, the exhibition shows how ecological culture can color, inform, and renew project culture. This exhibition was originally realized by UR bureau d’architecture et d’urbanisme in collaboration with Archizoom, where it was first presented from 28 February to 15 May 2023. It is shown in a reduced version in our space et al. in Brussels in autumn 2023. |
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