Triënnale Brugge 2024
Only one month left to visit Triënnale Brugge 2024! 😮 Did you have the chance to check out all the installations of #TRIBRU24 yet? Which one did you like the most? 😀
👉 Visit our website to plan your visit: https://www.visitbruges.be/en/triennial
Discover Bruges on your own with our ‘Oooh! Bruges’ walking guide! 🚶 Four atmospheric, mapped-out walks lead you past breathtaking and surprising places in Bruges. Historical information, photos and illustrations, fun anecdotes, fine tips and surprising facts will keep you company. 😃
🚶 Available in 🇬🇧, 🇳🇱,🇫🇷, 🇩🇪,🇪🇸 and 🇮🇹 for 3,50 EUR in our info offices
🚶 More info: https://www.visitbruges.be/en/things-to-do/sightseeing/on-foot/walking-guide-oooh-bruges
Guess what? Our very own Club Brugge K.V. has won the national football championship! ⚽ And our other team, Cercle Brugge, did a pretty good job as well. Very proud of both teams, congratulations! 😃 Needless to say, this must and will be celebrated. 🥳 Join the party today on the Markt at 17h30. At 18h30, the Club Brugge K.V. team and entourage will depart on 't Zand square, followed by a ceremony on the Markt at 19h. Expect to see a lot of 🔵 and ⚫ and a great atmosphere!
⚠️ Please note that, starting at 13h, this event will cause some traffic disruption in the city center.
Well, it's not every day that camels and Roman soldiers pass through the streets of Bruges.🐫 Bloedprocessie Brugge, see you next year! 😃 Here are some impressions of this year's procession.
Discover Bruges through a new pair of glasses! 👓 Until 1 September 2024, Triënnale Brugge brings contemporary art and architecture to the historic city centre of Bruges: a unique setting and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A free exploration, following a unique and inviting trail with a social aspect. 😃
➡️ Visit our website for all information: https://www.visitbruges.be/en/triennial
#TRIBRU24
Tomorrow is the first day of Triënnale Brugge 2024 and we are beyond excited to be inspired by the modern artworks and installations of 12 international artists and architects in our city! 😃 Are you visiting Bruges during #TRIBRU24? Here is everything you need to know: https://www.visitbruges.be/en/triennial
Meet the artists of TRIBRU24 – Norell/Rodhe (SE)
Meet the artists of TRIBRU24 – Norell/Rodhe (SE)
Daniel Norell (b. 1973) and Einar Rodhe (b. 1982) established their Stockholm-based architecture practice in 2012. By making extensive use of local or reclaimed materials, Norell/Rodhe allow their designs to be co-determined by the forms and textures of materials at hand. The result: spaces and objects are puzzled into new configurations that feel familiar, yet different.
For “Bruges Triennial 2024: Spaces of Possibility” Norell/Rodhe will give a new interpretation to the existing (but for many unknown) little square located in Sint-Obrechtsstraat.
→ Discover Norell/Rodhe and the full programme of TRIBRU24: triennalebrugge.be/en/artists/norell-rodhe
#TRIBRU24 #spacesofpossibility
Meet the artists of TRIBRU24 – Ivan Morison (TR | UK)
Meet the artists of TRIBRU24 – Ivan Morison (TR | UK)
Ivan Morison (b. 1974) has established an ambitious situated practice that transcends traditional divisions between art, architecture, theatre and activism. Often performance-based and site-specific, existing as one-off events and large-scale installations in public spaces, his works either clash with the environment, or embed themselves in it, making use of natural materials that discolour, transform, or degrade over time until they become ‘ruins from the future’ …
Ivan Morison’s intervention for “Bruges Triennial 2024: Spaces of Possibility” is a co-production with #Beaufort24. It will take place on the coastline of Zeebrugge and turn you into an active participant.
→ Discover Ivan Morison and the full programme of TRIBRU24: triennalebrugge.be/en/artists/ivan-morison
#TRIBRU24 #spacesofpossibility
Meet the artists of TRIBRU24 – Mona Hatoum
Meet the artists of TRIBRU24 – Mona Hatoum (LB | UK)
Mona Hatoum (b. 1952) works with a diverse range of media. In her large-scale installations, she transforms industrial materials such as barbed wire, cement or steel into constructions that feel ordinary yet alienating. Her work aims to elicit both fascination and aversion in equal measure. It reflects on subjects that arise from our current global condition, systems of confinement and control as well as themes of conflict and displacement.
Mona Hatoum’s work for “Bruges Triennial 2024: Spaces of Possibility” will take you outside Bruges’ city gates to the gardens of the Psychiatric Hospital Onzelievevrouw.
→ Discover Mona Hatoum and the full programme of TRIBRU24: triennalebrugge.be/en/artists/mona-hatoum
#TRIBRU24 #spacesofpossibility
