Auguste Orts presents one, two, many a new film by Manon de Boer, made up of three performances focusing on the human voice and listening.

Screen Festival, Barcelona (ES) hosts an evening with Auguste Orts on May 22. Architecture Scapes presents Oh by Anouk De Clercq, Concrete & Samples I Wotruba Wien by Aglaia Konrad and a.m./p.m. by Herman Asselberghs. Auguste Orts also presented a film program at Art Brussels at ING project space.

Auguste Orts is part of Open House where artistic laboratories and alternative management offices in Brussels join together to show their practices and research. Anouk De Clercq takes part in the debate May 18 on strategies artists develop to create artistic and organizational continuity in their often highly fragmented arts practices.

Printed Matter by Sirah Foighel Brutmann & Eitan Efrat is part of a group show at STUK (BE) till Jun 01. The film is also shown at New Horizons (PL) and Kino.Lab (PL). At Images (CA) it won the Marian McMahon Award.

Spectres by Sven Augustijnen is shown at TRACK, Ghent (BE) and broadcast on Canvas (BE) May 13. The film won the Public Libraries Prize and GNCR Prize at FID Marseille (FR) and received a special mention from the jury of the International Competition. At Filmer à Tout Prix (BE) it won the Prize of the Flemish Community. A book Spectres is published by ASA Publishers and won the Fernand Baudin Prize 2011. Sven Augustijnen received the Evens Prize for Visual Arts 2011.

Herman Asselberghs presents Speech Act, a monologue on all things black, delivered by Willy Thomas and commissioned within the context of In and Out of Brussels: Africa Inside Europe. The film is shown at Marfici (AR) and Worm (NL).

Anouk De Clercq finished a permanent artwork at Sint-Pietersplein in Ghent (BE) named Monument: a huge mural suggesting an abstract library. The City of Ghent commissioned the piece as a monument to its students.

More recent Auguste Orts productions: at the US première of Blue Meridian by Sofie Benoot at Camden International Film Festival Blue Meridian received a special mention by the jury. Aglaia Konrad's trilogy Concrete & Samples is shown at Camera Austria, Graz (AT).