For this year’s Nuit Blanche, the Mémorial de la Shoah is pleased to revisit the work of Chantal Akerman, highlighting several dimensions of her multifaceted and pioneering career.

Curated by long-term collaborator Claire Atherton, the exhibition explores Akerman’s film installations developed in collaboration with Atherton over several years, unfolding the sequential dimension of the moving image into three-dimensional space.

A selection of paintings, sculptures, installations and films from the collection of the Centre Pompidou will dialogue with works by Maurizio Cattelan.

Dedicated to image-based work, OFFSCREEN is composed of solo show presentations of international avant-garde, historical and contemporary artists, working with installations and experimental practices across the eight levels of this building with...

Following the stages of her career as a filmmaker, this exhibition aims to revisit the years and places Chantal Akerman traveled and filmed while embracing the different mediums of cinema, television, writings,...

This is the first major exhibition on the Brussels-based artist, featuring unique and never-before-seen images, production, and working documents from her archive.

'Facing the Image' is the first exhibition of works by Chantal Akerman entirely conceived by her close collaborator and editor Claire Atherton.

In the heart of Brussels, a vibrant celebration of cinematic genius serves as homage to Belgian filmmaker Chantal Akerman.

The exhibition honors four women artists, including Chantal Akerman.

Bozar presents a rarely shown installation by Chantal Akerman (1950–2015)

Chantal Akerman's 1971 work, 'In the Mirror,' will be shown as part of 'No Master Territories: Feminist Worldmaking and the Moving Image.'

A series of exhibitions held annually in conjunction with the Premio Marco Melani that, for the 2021 edition, has been awarded in memory of Chantal Akerman

The Marco Melani Award is given to the memory of Chantal Akerman, whose work faithfully reflects the principles of experimentation, linguistic innovation, and inclusion and attention to social exclusion.

Inspired by the writing of Jean Baudrillard, this exhibition brings together works by different artists from different backgrounds, forming an associative network of fragmentation, time dimensions, violence and transformation.

The exhibition features eight of Akerman’s film installations.

FIAF celebrates the rich legacy of Chantal Akerman with screenings, a panel discussion and a music performance.

TIFF Wavelengths programmer Andréa Picard and longtime Akerman collaborator Claire Atherton curate this tribute to the late Belgian master, whose work has become a cornerstone of cinematic modernism, minimalism, and feminism.

Trauma, gender, belonging and identity are some of the issues explored in Chantal Akerman's films, “NOW,” 2015, and “In the Mirror,' 2017, presented for the first time in Canada at the Museum...

Oi Futuro in Rio de Janeiro will present a solo exhibition of Chantal Akerman, titled 'Tempo Expandido/Expanded Time.' The exhibition will feature several of Akerman's video installations, including 'Maniac Summer,' 'In the...

Chantal Akerman’s films From the East (1993), From the Other Side (2002), and South (1999) will be showing as a part of the series Icarus Films at 40 at Metrograph in New...

The Museum of Modern Art will screen Chantal Akerman’s 1978 feature film, Les rendez-vous d’Anna (The Meetings of Anna), on the occasion of “To Save and Project: The 15th MoMA International Festival...

The Jewish Museum will show NOW, Chantal Akerman’s immersive video installation from 2015, as part of its exhibition, Scenes from the Collection. NOW, which was designed for the Venice Biennale in 2015,...

This will be the first major UK exhibition of this artist’s extensive and highly influential body of art installation work, including the UK premiere of her latest piece “NOW’ (2015).