Friday 11.09.2009 > Friday 29.01.2010 - Centre for Fine Arts, Brussels The 21st century promises to be more Chinese than ever. The wealth of oriental tradition and the economic great power of 2009 both attract the West. And yet it remains quite tricky to see beyond the facade, the clichés, and the preconceptions. CHINA@BOZAR offers you a look behind the scenes, past and present, during Europalia. Two icons, symbolising "traditional" and "contemporary" China, act as your guides through BOZAR's extensive Chinese menu. They make it possible to find events relating to both China's rich past and today's China and to combine the two. The historical exhibition Son of Heaven presents 50 centuries of Chinese power and glory, while in an exhibition of contemporary art, The State of Things, the curators Luc Tuymans, Ai Weiwei, and Fan Di'an take a look at the art markets in Beijing and Brussels. And then there are our two theme weekends. Traditional Voices (4 > 6 December 2009) offers a voyage of discovery through China's varied musical landscape. In (Un)silenced Voices (14 > 15 November) independent film-makers, theatre people, and writers present a picture of daily life in China today. Discover China as you have never seen it before! Centre for Fine Arts, Ravensteinstraat 23, 1000 Brussels 4个月的全部节目安排在下面网页实在太太太太丰富了 http://www.bozar.be/activity.php?id=9356 昨天看新闻, 很多故宫珍品都被请来布鲁塞尔展出, 其中有些在国内也不是经常开放给公众参观的, 大家不要错过
