STUK
Art Center / Leuven, Belgium
STUK chooses for dance, image and sound and all hybrid forms in between.
The presentation of artistic work in an inspiring context is key: in this house artists develop and create new work, people take part in courses and workshops and we reflect upon art and the world together with our audience.
STUK works from within a dynamic university town and considers the social context art arises from as an integral aspect of its working field. Our balanced program combines international reference work and exciting new forms. Our audience is just as diverse: next to students and adults, we now also reach children and youths with the Young Audience Programme.
STUK builds an arts centre of the future by linking art with education, science, youth work, training and more. STUK takes care of artists and audience, brings them together and looks for an active relation between them. That way, STUK wants to be a motor for the arts field.
Nele Fack
Nevin Aladag
Talitha De Decker © Clara-Hermans
Bjorn-Melhus
Joachim Koester
Kain Walgrave
Mika Taanila © Kristof-Vrancken
Klara Lewis © Bruno-Des-Tombes
OKAN Valentine Galeyn and Rien Bauwens
Mohamed Toukabri
Sarah Kenchington © Florencia Garcia Chafuen
Rubén Orio © Lore Stessel
Yassin Mrabtifi © Stanislav Dobak
Nele Fack
STUK
Art Center / Leuven, Belgium
STUK chooses for dance, image and sound and all hybrid forms in between.
The presentation of artistic work in an inspiring context is key: in this house artists develop and create new work, people take part in courses and workshops and we reflect upon art and the world together with our audience.
STUK works from within a dynamic university town and considers the social context art arises from as an integral aspect of its working field. Our balanced program combines international reference work and exciting new forms. Our audience is just as diverse: next to students and adults, we now also reach children and youths with the Young Audience Programme.
STUK builds an arts centre of the future by linking art with education, science, youth work, training and more. STUK takes care of artists and audience, brings them together and looks for an active relation between them. That way, STUK wants to be a motor for the arts field.
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Nevin Aladag
Talitha De Decker © Clara-Hermans
Bjorn-Melhus
Joachim Koester
Kain Walgrave
Mika Taanila © Kristof-Vrancken
Klara Lewis © Bruno-Des-Tombes
OKAN Valentine Galeyn and Rien Bauwens
Mohamed Toukabri
Sarah Kenchington © Florencia Garcia Chafuen
Rubén Orio © Lore Stessel
Yassin Mrabtifi © Stanislav Dobak
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