Feb. 25 to March 1
European Parliament
Portraits of Abolition - Christophe Meireis
Menuhin Space of the European Parliament
17 portraits of those who are doing the abolition. Former death row inmates, families, politicians... They discover each other, they whisper from the depths of their beings these words that pass through them.
The exhibition is accompanied by the presentation of the LXB Chair, by artist Wang Keping, in honour of Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiao Bo.
Feb. 15 to March 1
Brussels Park
Bubbles for abolition
Gates of the Brussels Park, facing the Royal Palace
ECPM, in partnership with Stripgids, has gathered about twenty comic strips from all over the world. Each of them will provide an opportunity to address issues related to the death penalty from countless perspectives.
Feb. 26 to March 1
Egmont Palace
Who deserves to die, Sofia Moro
In partnership with the Spanish Embassy in Belgium and the University of Castilla - La Mancha
Who deserves to die is an in-depth and ongoing research project, developed over the past ten years, on the application of the death penalty in today's world, combining photography and journalism. It takes the viewer through the deathpaths of five countries representing different types of political systems, cultures and development.
Who deserves to die will also be exhibited in Bozar from February 28 to April 7.
Feb. 26 to March 1
Egmont Palace
Draw me the abolition contest
Pupils from middle and high schools from across the world are invited to participate in the 4th Draw Me the Abolition competition, to produce an anti-death penalty poster. The top 50 chosen by an international jury will be exhibited in the participating countries and at the 7th World Congresses Against the Death Penalty. An exhibition catalogue will also be published to highlight the pupils’ work.
More information to come
Feb. 26 to March 1
Egmont Palace
Posters 4 Tomorrow
More information to come