Brussels2030 Summer Assembly

Moriau, L. (Organiser), Amber Jin J Marx (Participant), Benjamin Wayens (Organiser), Van der Schueren, B. (Organiser), Brent Maes (Participant), Bruno Mesquita (Participant), Camille Leddet (Participant), Nuyttens, G. (Organiser), Hana Taherazar (Participant), Eric Corijn (Organiser), Freche, H. (Organiser), Hussein Assef (Participant), Komac, I. (Organiser), De Bock, I. (Organiser), Jan Goossens (Organiser), Van De Ven, J. (Organiser), Laura Loute (Organiser), Lieselotte Volinde G Weytjens (Participant), Mostmans, L. (Organiser), Tytgat, L. (Organiser), Maarten Denys (Organiser), Maria Gotalskaya (Participant), de Lantsheere, M. (Organiser), Berzin, M. N. (Organiser), Maya Galle (Organiser), Mouna Achhab (Participant), Nasrin Safiri (Participant), Qipo, O. (Participant), Parto Ijadi Maghsoodi (Participant), Sara GALAO (Participant), ETIENNE TOFFIN (Organiser)

Activity: Other › CERL: Community Engaged Research and Learning activities

Description

The Brussels2030 Summer Assembly is a key pillar in preparation of the Brussels' candidacy as European Capital of Culture. The first edition was organized at Tour à Plomb from Monday July 4th till Friday July 8th 2022. The one-week event offered a dynamic program with keynotes, co-creation labs, bar talks, site visits, walkshops, film screenings and artistic performances. The aim was to discuss dynamics that shape Brussels today, the cultural practices of tomorrow and the heritage of previous European Capitals of Culture. The ambition was also to test initial ambitions and possible ingredients of the candidacy against a diversity of experiences and expectations.

Period	3 Jul 2022 → 8 Jul 2022
Degree of Recognition	Regional

Documents & Links

B2030SA22 full post report
File: application/pdf, 6.54 MB
Type: Text
Brussels2030 post report Summary_EN_2022
File: application/pdf, 769 KB
Type: Text
B2030 SUMMER ASSEMBLY 2022 FULL PROGRAMME - ENG
File: application/pdf, 1.59 MB
Type: Text

The Brussels2030 Summer Assembly is a key pillar in preparation of the Brussels' candidacy as European Capital of Culture. The first edition was organized at Tour à Plomb from Monday July 4th till Friday July 8th 2022. The one-week event offered a dynamic program with keynotes, co-creation labs, bar talks, site visits, walkshops, film screenings and artistic performances. The aim was to discuss dynamics that shape Brussels today, the cultural practices of tomorrow and the heritage of previous European Capitals of Culture. The ambition was also to test initial ambitions and possible ingredients of the candidacy against a diversity of experiences and expectations.