SEELAB is an alternative and creative hub for experimentation on matters related to Southeast and East Europe
Envisioned as an alternative and experimental "hub" for learning, collaboration, interaction or improvisation, the SEELAB will attempt to establish new or rethink old relationships between the Southeast and East European regions, as well as between techniques, methods and patterns of intellectual and artistic communication. The SEELAB will aim to expose the students, the academic and the wider com
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Encounters with the Balkan Traffic Festival team and Balkan music performance, October 12 2016.
The SEELAB's first event
Encounters with Nicolas Wieers and the Balkan Trafik! team. Music performed by Srdjan Vucic (and other expats from Former Yugoslavia). October 12, Afkikker Cafe, Ghent