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Very Contemporary is a network of various art institutes located in the Meuse-Rhine Euregion. On our website you can find out what happens in the region and learn more about the different art organisations. If you like to follow us you can find us on facebook and instragram or you can subscribe to our newsletter.


We are looking forward to meet you somewhere in one of our venues!

Here below you find the highlights of this months and there is more to find in the agenda section.

Art au Centre #15 - Special Edition

Opening Thursday 17.10.24, 18h at Art au Centre Liège (BE)


We look forward to see you on Thursday 17 October for the opening of the new - 15th! - edition of Art au Centre!
This 15th edition is being produced in collaboration with the OLA network, a brand new association bringing together 22 art venues in Liège to work together to promote and support contemporary art, raise the profile of its members' activities and defend their common interests.

Dreaming Out Loud: Johann Eckartz

11.10 ⟶ 24.12.24 at SCHUNCK (NL)


‘Dreaming Out Loud’ is a series that focuses on young designers and artists who hardly have a stage yet in Limburg and the Euregion. This fall, Johann Eckartz is in the spotlight. The drawings and models on display document their work - realised projects, design studies and competition entries - and provide a basis for thinking about the future of our fields work in a second step.

Time-images. Manifestations of time-based art

06.10.24 ⟶ 23.02.25 at Kunsthaus NRW Kornelimünster (DE)


The exhibition Zeit-Bilder focuses on the processes of artistic work and the visualisation of temporality. Visitors can experience the temporal unfolding of art through visual works, sound and video installations, spatial stagings and live performances. Seven exhibition rooms and four cellar vaults will be used.

What did you expect?

10.10.24 ⟶ 10.11.24 at Leopold-Hoesch-Museum (DE)


The concept is that the residency location does not provide its own exhibition space. Instead, the programme for young artists cooperates with four different museums or art associations for each twelve-month funding cycle, so that the programme area, the space for action and perception of Residence NRW⁺ extends to the whole of NRW.