Cultures of Spectacle under Military Occupation: A Reflection
One Orchestra, Two Artistic Policies, One Censor: Symphonic Music by the Great Symphony Orchestra of Belgian Radio (1940-1944)
Symphonic Concerts in Antwerp During the First and Second World War
Opera Performances in Antwerp During the First and Second World War
The Movie Theatre in Occupied Belgium at the Crossroads of Different Cultures of Spectacle (1914-1918). The case of Louvain Palace
Film Distribution and Exhibition in the Light of German Cultural Policy in Occupied Belgium (1914-1918)
“You’ve seen a lot of movies”: Rereading Paul van Ostaijen’s Occupied City in Light of the Contemporary Cinema Culture in Belgium
Projecting a Nation in Ruins. Lantern Lectures and the Spectacle of War-Struck Belgium in the Neutral Netherlands (1914-1918)
Lantern Lectures at the Vlaamsche Kring in Mortsel: activism, avant-garde, and commerce in occupied Flanders
'The Practices of Lantern Lectures, They Are a-Changin’. Cultural policies and changing lanternscapes in German-occupied Antwerp and Brussels during the Great War
The Theatres of War: Cultures of Spectacle in German-occupied Belgium, 1914-1918 & 1940-1945
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