Argos Centre for Audiovisual Arts - Brussel

Filip Francis, Luc Deleu, Wout Vercammen, Super-Superposition (1978) © the artist(s) A free film from the argos collection on your screen every month. From October to December, argos TV follows the themes of our upcoming exhibition Rewind, Replay: Vidéographie , showcasing artists that have marked the age of video experimentation between 1976 and 1986. Filip Francis, Luc Deleu, Wout Vercammen, Super-Superposition (1978) Two men are sitting in a film studio. In the background the viewer hears the sound of opera music. Close-ups of the men’s faces reappear on the TV monitors at the bottom of the screen. The same concept is repeated, but now the men are standing up and moving their arms.

20/20 Vision is our monthly micro-cinema night in the Black Box at argos: a shifting line-up of moving images and video works, from shorts to features, from the archive and beyond. With only 20 chairs for 20 spectators, we gather around for a programme shaped around a topic or a filmmaker. Before the lights go down, the bar opens and warm bowls of soup are served. Bread on the side, conversation in the air. Then we gather in the dark, share a screen, and let the works unfold. Sometimes poetic, sometimes unsettling, sometimes funny. You never quite know where the evening will take you. This is not just “watching a film.” It’s a collective viewing experience: eyes on the same screen, minds following different paths, and space afterwards to exchange thoughts. Whether you’re an artist, a student, or just curious about moving images, 20/20 Vision is your chance to discover, reflect, and connect.