Art in the Chapel
An abandoned sixteenth-century chapel in Ghent was given a new lease of life thanks to internationally renowned artist Berlinde de Bruyckere.
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8 ResultsCharlotte Adigéry: Alien, Intriguing and Ready to Make You Dance
The festival season has barely started, but, already, the Ghent artist with Caribbean roots seems to be making her mark this year.
From Abbey to Architectural Icon. Two Centuries of the Ghent University Library
The road to success of the iconic Book Tower in Ghent has been all but linear, as historian Ruben Mantels writes in 'Towers of Books'.
FROM THE ARCHIVES: The Lost Highway. Journey along the Kortrijksesteenweg
If you really want to get to know Flanders, you have to drive along its stone roads.
The Battle of the Gravensteen
The only remaining medieval castle in Flanders with a virtually intact defence system faces a new threat.
The Book Tower's Long Tail
What is the result of the deal between Google Books and the Ghent University Library?
The Making Of: Orestes in Ghent and Mosul
Milo Rau and his theater company NTGent adapted the Greek tragedy The Oresteia. Editor-in-chief Luc Devoldere left the performance with mixed feelings.
The Rediscovery of the Bicycle
Mobility policy in France, Belgium and the Netherlands is making way for the bicycle, with Groningen as a founding example.
