Constant Association for Art and Media

Section: Constant projects / Verbindingen / Jonctions

Verbindingen / Jonctions

Annual multidisciplinary festival organised by Constant

The program of Verbindingen/Jonctions(VJ) combines high-, low- and no-tech strategies from utopian, contemporary, traditional and tribal cultures with open standards, free licenses, feminism and queer theories. The festival offers radio makers, artists, software programmers, academics, linux users, interface designers, urban explorers, performance artists, technicians, lawyers and others an occasion to experience each other’s practices, and to share their activities and interests with a broad public of visitors interested.

Rss feed for Verbindingen / Jonctions

Order now: Tracks in electr(on)ic fields

Publication · 2010
Tracks in electr(on)ic fields is a new Constant publication with texts and images documenting the 10th Verbindingen/Jonctions festival. This publication contains contributions in English, French (...)

V/J 11.2 Mapping me / mapping you

Festival · Encounter · 2008
A round table meeting about cartography between Liesbeth Huybrechts (Cultural studies PHD KuLeuven, researcher, curator), Nicolas MalevĂ© (Tresor software, Towards.be), An Mertens (and other (...)

V/J11

What is Constant cooking? Which are the experiments, questions, techniques and words they are combining? With Verbindingen/Jonctions 11.1-11, Constant invites you into the heart of her daily (...)

Verbindingen / Jonctions 1

A project on intermediary domains of media, visual arts and music.

Verbindingen / Jonctions 4

06-27/05/00 In relationship with the Kunstenfestivaldesarts, VJ4 wondered about the place of the spectacle, the definition of the actor, the author, the body, the words in this era of new (...)

Verbindingen / Jonctions 5

04-26/05/01 VJ5, the new media festival of the association Constant, focussed on the idea of code: its definition, its history, and above all the different interpretations of the word code: (...)

Verbindingen / Jonctions 6

This edition’s challenge was to make real a series of preoccupations common to individuals who we are accustomed to seeing in separate categories: creators of electronic or improvised music, (...)