Discover how technology and AI can both challenge and drive a greener future through innovative and responsible solutions.

What stories can we tell so that we can learn to love the world again? What words stand in our way? Create a new, more loving story at the second edition of the For Love of the World festival. 

What’s more fun than digging for clues from your favourite writer or musician? Planting them yourself!

This session is cancelled, have a look at our festival instead!

Generatieve AI-applicaties zoals ChatGPT zijn recent met groot enthousiasme onthaald. Hierbij speelt de belofte dat AI-assistenten ons kunnen helpen om ons werk efficiënter te maken, en ons op gepersonaliseerde wijze te assisteren.

In this documentary, the famed mind behind V For Vendetta and Watchmen articulates his knowledge of creativity, language, and occult magick. Sound weird? You bet it is.

In this workshop, we will explore how we can develop deeper connections with our peers through good conversations.

Join VOX for a discussion hosted by two experts on Asian philosophy and intercultural philosophy. We will break down some myths and common misconceptions about Buddhism, Confucianism, and Taoism.

What do we communicate through our eyes? How do cultural barriers, gender, age, size, power differences, innate charm, and other factors determine how we make contact?

Wat zouden canonieke teksten uit de literatuurgeschiedenis ons te vertellen hebben? Ga mee op deze literaire reis.

Join artist Katarina Petrovic in a provocative writing workshop with AI and algorithms to discover hidden truths and biases in the world’s most powerful texts.

Good vs. bad, us vs. them, man vs. woman. Can we live without getting stuck in false dichotomies?

Lumen and Studium Generale are joining forces and are starting a new monthly collaboration showcasing the best and freshest voices from cinema. Tickets are only €7,50 with a student card and include a free drink!

For anyone with a creative spirit – join a ‘gezellige’ evening of sketching & creativity with Hesiodos in a local pub.

Culture is your operating system. Can you step back from it and describe it?