Opening hours

SCREEN IT
5 october 2019 – 5 january 2020
tuesday – sunday: 10u00 – 17u00

Closed
– monday
– 24, 25 & 31 december
– 1 january

GUIDED TOURS
A tour with guide
Duration: 1,5 hour
Number of participants: max. 20
Price: €60
Language: NL, FR, ENG

Info/reservation

guided tours for schools

Tickets

The Festival Pass provides access to the two main locations/exhibitions during the entire duration of the art festival (100 days). The pass includes a brochure with an overview of the entire program and a clear walking route.

STANDARD FEE: €12 adults
children -12 y.o.: free entrance

REDUCTION FEE: €10
– Youths until 26 years old
– group reduction as of 10 people
– 65+
– UiTPAS Hasselt
– Klasse teachers-card

Buy Tickets

You can also buy the Festival Pass on site and on both locations.

Practicals

CORDA CAMPUS
Kempische Steenweg 293
3500 Hasselt
How to get there

C-mine
Evence Coppéelaan 91
3600 Genk
How to get there

PARKING SPOTS
both locations have enough parking space.

Drink/eat/sleep

SLEEP
Our partner Different Hotels has lovely hotels both in Hasselt and Genk. Use the code SCREENIT19 and you’ll receive a 15 percent discount on your stay.

EAT & DRINKS

Discover the 27 funkiest spots of Genk in the: Genk Hotspot Guide

In Hasselt you can definitely visit one of the locations below for a nice lunch/diner or a drink: Marloo’s, Osteria Moretti, Ogst, Dito winebar, Rosch, Pocomatto, Kapel 16

Schools

GUIDE FOR SCHOOL GROUPS
You can choose to visit only one exhibition from the range or a trail through three different exhibitions by choice. A guided tour takes 1.5 hours and costs € 3 per student, min. 10 and max. 20 students per guide.

For more info and reservations: educatie@stadstriennale.be

Press

On october 5 2019, this multidisciplinary art festival SCREEN IT kicks off.

Do you want us to send you a press file or high resolution images? Please click here.

Would you like a personal preview on both exhibitions? Please click here

Curator

Pieter Jan Valgaeren is a curator, researcher and lecturer. From his background in art history and law he specialized in new media, hybrid art forms, technology and intellectual property.

He published on different topics such as IP rights in the digital age, social media, media philosophy and art in the public domain. In the past years he worked as a consultant for the EU in Art and Technology and for the Flemish ministry of Culture.

As a lecturer he teached at Universities in Berlin, Valetta, Tilburg and Madrid and Thomas More Mechelen. Since 2014, he is the artistic director of Stadstriennale Hasselt-Genk, for which he is currently preparing SCREEN IT, a festival focussing on impact of our current screen-culture on the arts.

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