The Frans Masereel Centrum will inaugurate a new pavilion on February 9, 2019, designed by Japanese architect Hideyuki Nakayama (in collaboration with Ido Avissar of the Parisian LIST).
With the new pavilion, the Frans Masereel Centrum will be able to facilitate its existing residence activities even more professionally. Moreover, it offers numerous meeting and exhibition opportunities. The non-hierarchical, freely definable machikado structure of the pavilion transcends the normative division between artists and public, between workshops and exhibition spaces, between product and process. It encourages interaction and at the same time guarantees the necessary peace and intimacy.
The Belgian architect-artist Jean Glibert provided an artistic intervention.
The Frans Masereel Centrum will inaugurate a new pavilion on February 9, 2019, designed by Japanese architect Hideyuki Nakayama (in collaboration with Ido Avissar of the Parisian LIST).
With the new pavilion, the Frans Masereel Centrum will be able to facilitate its existing residence activities even more professionally. Moreover, it offers numerous meeting and exhibition opportunities. The non-hierarchical, freely definable machikado structure of the pavilion transcends the normative division between artists and public, between workshops and exhibition spaces, between product and process. It encourages interaction and at the same time guarantees the necessary peace and intimacy.
The Belgian architect-artist Jean Glibert provided an artistic intervention.