Do you want to know more about the Festival’s artistic line-up?
Every day, the Festival of the New European Bauhaus will feature a colourful mix of performances and workshops. These Fest events will take you through more communal and artistic experiences of what NEB stands for, including explorations of our relationship with cultural heritage, the boundaries between ‘human’ and ‘nature’, and how we can reconnect as community members.
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For the entire duration of the New European Bauhaus Festival, visitors can discover the original installation Infinite Cloud, displayed in the Small Narthex of the Art & History Museum. The piece is a colourful suspended cloud made of 1,000 paper cranes.
“Les Mains En’Chantées” from Horizon 2000 and the citizen choir “Les Motivés” will present two excerpts from their show “Le Chant des Signes”. This original performance will combine voice, sign language, and artistic expression, performed by artists from diverse backgrounds. A sensitive and committe
Dance It Out! is a workshop grounded in the belief that movement belongs to everyone.
Mielotxin was formed in 2004 to modernise the folk music of historical Navarre, now part of the Franco-Spanish Euro-region of Nouvelle Aquitaine-Euskadi-Navarre.
Common Ground is a contemporary dance and physical theatre performance that brings the perspectives of marginalised communities to life.
NeuroDiver Comfort Space LAB is a workshop on designing inclusive spaces for neurodivergent users.
Orfeo presents My Dream Home, a film by Vanessa Mbuyi exploring the idea of home through the experiences of women and children living in emergency shelters run by the Samu Social.
This participatory vocal performance, led by Oskar Boldre, invites the audience into a shared experience grounded in the human voice.
In Panos Malactos' solo performance, Heroine, the body becomes a site of intensity, resistance and transformation
Manuela Pauk reimagines coins made out of metal as seed bombs.
For the entire duration of the New European Bauhaus Festival, visitors can discover the original installation Golden Rectangles E-Chain, displayed in the Small Narthex of the Art & History Museum.
Join a participatory textile workshop where visitors create small woven pieces using recycled yarns and fabric scraps.
How can my living environment support my future project?
We Who Do Not Belong combines Zimbabwean rhythmic traditions and contemporary performance to explore migration, identity, and belonging.
Twin sisters working in acro-dance and physical theatre have created a duet that reflects on humanity’s relationship with nature.
In this performance, eight actors create sensory installations on their own bodies, moving through the space to interact with one spectator at a time.
The Boondocks are an award-winning rock band from Estonia.
Talkaoke is a live, TV-style pop-up talk show by The People Speak art collective in London.
Tuning Ecologies' is an immersive, interactive performance exploring how nature-inspired sounds and visuals can foster a sense of belonging and ecological awareness.