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On the occasion of his participation in the exhibition 'Agreement', we invited Johan De Wilde to curate the new Jukebox for us. Straight from the studio, especially for you. Enjoy!
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Alain Verleysen is not only famous and renowned in the art world for his immense art collection, many also know that Alain's heart lies with music. Whether his record collection is nevertheless equally impressive is hard to say... Just listen here to a selection he has made for you!
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Following his participation in the ‘wandelgangen’ exhibition, Vaast Colson was asked to introduce his playlist to you. Discover this small part of his prolific music collection! Click here to start listening.
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We are extremely honoured to present the 25th edition of our Jukebox! For this special occasion, we have invited Frank Demaegd, inspirer of the legendary gallery Zeno X. This list shows that Frank not only has an exquisite taste for art, his record collection is most certainly equally inspiring! Click here to start listening.
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In Mirthe Klück 's work, stories similarly unfold through deliberate attention, challenging the size and material of familiar objects. In choosing her playlist, she gives an insight into what inspires her musically. Once again, a very special playlist compiled especially for you! Click here to start listening.
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The laureate of the Marion De Cannière Prize Laurence Petrone introduces herself via this playlist! You will be able to admire her work at her solo exhibition on 15.06 - 06.07.2024. Mark your agenda! Click here to start listening.
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B-SIDES & RARITIES Part I was the inspiration for an exhibition project with the same name at Lokaal 01 in Breda in 2009. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds were the muses! Part II was released when the idea for the Gallery Edition was born. Click here to start listening.
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A new exhibition featuring new work by Tramaine de Senna, Che Go Eun and Manon van den Eeden opened at the gallery on 04/03/2023! To mark the occasion, Tramaine de Senna had compiled a playlist as an introduction. Click here to start listening.
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On the occasion of his solo exhibition, toujours en route, Thé van Bergen presented this playlist. For the first time, the music could also be heard in the gallery during the expo! Click here to start listening.
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On the occasion of her solo exhibition | A L E P H | Maxime Brigou presented two different playlists. She felt it was inappropriately to choose separate songs from different albums, as an album should remain one thing. So she made two. The exception makes the rule! Click here to start listening.
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For the launch of our new season and also a new series "Curating the Jukebox", our eighteenth Jukebox was composed by none other than Chantal Pattyn, network manager at Klara and host of 'Pompidou': 'Un Eté Indien for FRED&FERRY by DJ MissyCP' ! Click here to start listening.
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Thomas Verstraeten's studio is the city, the street, the shop in which he meets people. Perhaps this environment also determined his choice for his playlist? Or is it his passion for theatre that we recognize? Please listen carefully. Click here to start listening.
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Winnie Claessens' installations are strongly narratively charged and testify to her background in scenography and fascination for film. Her choice for the Jukebox was therefore certainly not strange or unexpected! Let yourself be carried away... Click here to start listening.
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For the first time since the start of Fred&Ferry's Jukebox, the playlist was compiled by a fictional character. Artist Sarah Bal, protagonist of the exhibition currently on show at the gallery, selected a number of songs that relate to the exhibition and reflect her somewhat eclectic taste. Click here to start listening.
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Stone and concrete can deceive in the shapes in which Liesbeth Henderickx lets them appear. She integrates traditional art forms into her work that show the harmony between the inhabitant and his or her habitat. Her choice of playlist was an equally thoughtful but highly selective process. Enjoy! Click here to start listening.
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With the start of the new "Curating the Jukebox" series, we are broadening the concept and will invite befriended colleagues to present their list to you. Phillippe Van Cauteren, director of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Ghent (SMAK), has been known for some time to be a passionate music lover. So no one better than him to kick off the series. Click here to start listening.
➥ Please note: the numbers in this list are just a taste of the complete one you will find via this link!
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The first year of the F&F Jukebox's existence was a true revolution! A total of 12 playlists were compiled by different artists, each with their own preferences and musical desires! This playlist is a selection from these lists. Songs that were also a true (re)discovery for us, F&F. Click here to start listening.
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The playlist curated by Karina Beumer forms the background music to pages 158-161 of Terms of Conditions, the choose-your-own-adventure book, which was presented in the Guest Room (BOVENKAMER) on 29 May 2021. Check karinabeumer.nl for more info! Click here to start listening.
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Leyla Aydoslu's artistic practice includes sculptures, sculptural installations and assemblages with a strong focus on the architectural and the related spatial experience. Her choice of music will definitely not disappoint you for the same reason! Click here to start listening.
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Many of Frank&Robbert Robbert&Frank's creations arise through trial and error, repetition and transformation. Whether this also applies to the selection of songs for their playlist, we leave to your judgement. Click here to start listening.
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Jana Coorevits is a filmmaker and photographer. Research into narrative techniques in literature, film and photography lies at the root of her artistic practice. Her choice of music provides extra reinforcement! Click here to start listening.
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Marc Nagtzaam has been producing a body of work that is based on one main subject: the idea of pattern, the repetition. He draws lines, grids, circles, words or sentences as in an endless search for collecting pieces of information. Click here to start listening.
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Anna Godzina creates kinetic sculptures and installations that sprinkle tiny sounds through space. They consist of found objects such as wood, metal, bolts, strings, electric engines, cogwheels, belts, glass bulbs, water, sawblades and guitar parts. Click here to start listening.
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Anne Van Boxelaere will be hosting the third solo exhibition in a row. Not only will this provide a new look at her work, you can also get to know her subtle taste in music through this playlist that will be online from 06.12! Click here to start listening.
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Given Maika Garnica's affinities with sound and music, we thought it would be particularly interesting to invite her as the Fourth guest curator to introduce her playlist to you. From 28.10 on air! Click here to start listening.
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Leigh Clarke is not only known for his very committed projects and screen printing skills, he also has an excellent taste in music! A playlist to look forward to. To be listened to from 16.09. Click here to start listening.
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On the occasion of his exhibition in the gallery, Antoine Waterkeyn was asked as second artist to curate the Jukebox of FRED&FERRY. From August 19, 2020, it will be on air. Click here to start listening.
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Lydia Hannah is the first artist invited to curate the Jukebox of FRED&FERRY. The playlist will be available from July 15, 2020. Click here to start listening.
