Rendez-vous
Wednesday 03 Sep 2025
Opening night from 7PM
  • 19:30

    Speeches and Welcome  

  • 20:00

    Closing: DJ set by TLC23 / Keira Fox and Katie Shannon

Thursday 04 Sep 2025
Open from 5PM - 12PM
  • 17:00 — 00:00

    After-Opening gathering at The Tip Inn

Friday 05 Sep 2025
Open from 11AM - 12PM
  • 15:30

    Zoe Williams in conversation with Marie Canet 

  • 16:30

    Video screening by Julien Creuzet followed by a discussion between the artist and curator Sorana Munsya 

  • 19:00

    DJ set curated by Tashattot Collective

Saturday 06 Sep 2025
Open from 11AM - 12PM
  • 16:00

    The Museum as Stage - conversation between Miet Warlop (Belgian Pavilion in Venice) and Paul Briottet (Bozar)

  • 18:00

    Poetry with Lisa Vlaeminck

  • 19:00

    lilo soleil; a poem by leïla alice

  • 20:00

    Echoic Choir – album pre-release listening session by Stine Janvin, Ula Sickle & Raphaël Hénard hosted by Netwerk Aalst

  • 21:00

    I’d cut my fingers just to touch you, performance by Giulia Messina with music by Jacopo Pagin

  • 23:00

    CLUBNIGHT with RendezVous curated by ELS at ökēn, Place Poelaert 6, 1000 Brussels

Sunday 07 Sep 2025
Open from 11AM - 12PM
  • 16:00

    Baldessari in Brussels - Zoë Gray (Bozar) and Greta Meert in conversation 

  • 17:00

    Ghost Me Or Brand New Low, a reading by Filip Jakab

  • 18:00

    Body Archive - performance by Mustaf Ahmeti

  • 19:00

    Bloody Bubbled Pickle - performance by Victoria Palacios and Dennis Vanderauwera 

  • 8PM

    DJ set curated by Tashattot Collective

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The Tip Inn by Zoe Williams 

Rue de la Regence 67, 1000 Brussels
Preview: Wednesday 3 September, 7PM - late
Opening hours: Thursday 4 September - Sunday 7 September, 11AM - midnight

Welcome to The Tip Inn. Conceived by Zoe Williams for RendezVous, this space serves as a salon de rendezvous during Brussels Art Week—a place to gather, meet, drink, listen, exchange, and dance. Join us during and after the opening hours of the participating venues. Part dive bar, part art installation, this temporary venue welcomes you with a variety of drinks, including artist cocktails, and hosts a rich program of talks, performances, readings, and music sessions throughout Brussels Art Week.

Through her multidisciplinary practice, Marseille-based British artist Zoe Williams creates performative, set-like environments incorporating a wide range of mediums, which are often conceived and executed in collaboration with others. Subtly scripted, her audience becomes implicit in the activation or witnessing of the scene. She researches notions of power, excess, desire and consumption, and performs these dynamics in her highly cinematographic work. 

The Tip Inn builds on the artists’ fascination with “bars”. Time-spaces that function as signifiers of community; of decadence; of consumption; of cultural belonging; of escapism and of rebellion. A bar exists as a staged reality in which the power dynamics of service and the economies of “pleasure” are played out. It’s a context in which notions of class, society and value are enacted and sometimes highlighted, upturned or even mocked. The Tip Inn Bar is a space on the edge—where currency flows like liquid, roles invert, and moments tip toward revelation, rupture, or release.