The KIKK association is offering an internship in graphic design

The Goethe-Institut in collaboration with KIKK Festival, its Creative Hub & Fab Lab TRAKK and the cultural center Les Abattoirs de Bomel are awarding a grant for a residency project on ECOLOGICAL FUTURES. The residency program will take place in Namur from the 1st of June to the 1st of July 2019. We are inviting two residents in total: one from Germany and one from Belgium, residents of the 2 countries are also eligible.

KIKK Festival - Best time of 2018 ! During this 8th edition, from the 1st to the 4th of November, the Festival attracted 25,000 people through the city of Namur. More than 50 speakers gave conferences to 4,000 listeners in the Theater of Namur. 350 professionals from 20 countries networked in the Pro village which resulted in 400 B2B meetings. 350 participants in various workshops & masterclasses. 500 party people got drunk and danced all night at the 2 KIKK parties.

Win a chance to exhibit your project at KIKK Festival 2018!

The Goethe-Institut in collaboration with KIKK, TRAKK and Les Abattoirs de Bomel are awarding a grant of 5000 € per artist for a residency project on speculative design.

TRAKK, Namur’s creative hub and fablab dedicated to multidisciplinary co-creation and development of creative projects, is building momentum. 

After his first noticeable steps at KIKK Festival 2017, King Kong is ready to conquer the world.

Do you wanna join us for an amazing experience getting your hands in digital and creativity ?

We are looking for projects to be part of KIKK Market, a showcase of about 40 creative, innovative and technological projects.

The biggest digital culture festival in Wallonia returns to Namur from November 2 to 4, 2017! 

Designer and professor Caroline Wolewinski and design researcher Pedro Oliveira have both being selected to participate in the speculative design residence...

It’s stronger than you, you can't help yourself taking in the media critically, creatively and sensorially? 

Each year, the KIKK Festival unveils a new theme...