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Fabrica Vitae A touring exhibition about the fabric of life inspired by
Andreas Vesalius 1514-1564 Curators of this exhibition: Pascale Pollier-Green, Eleanor Crook

The intention of the touring exhibition is to question what we consider the role of Art and Anatomy to be in this modern world. The work should reflect how contemporary artists, scientists and thinkers perceive the human body and how the future of anatomical research is seen to be unfolding. Vesalius would be at the forefront of this exploration, if he were alive today, and the exhibition wishes t

o evoke his spirit in pushing the barriers of thought as wide open as he would undoubtedly insist. Depending on the location and atmosphere of each of the given venues, works will be chosen that are most suitable for the event. All works will be shown at one venue or another and possibly at several of the exhibitions, depending on suitability. Our intention would be to create tailor made exhibitions for each hosting country that we visit over the period of two years. The Grand Opening was the exhibition in Greece, on the island of Zakyntos, during the conference “Vesalius Continuum”.

12 years after our first Fabrica Vitae exhibition we gather in Antwerp for the 5th Vesalius Continuum Triennial Conferen...
27/02/2026

12 years after our first Fabrica Vitae exhibition we gather in Antwerp for the 5th Vesalius Continuum Triennial Conference. As in previous editions, we’re delighted to present our accompanying exhibition: Fabrica Vitae – The Fabric of Life.
Fabrica Vitae will enter into conversation with the exhibition Caritas Ars Medica at the Lambotte Museum.
At the heart of this edition is Caritas. Beyond “charity,” it speaks of active love for humanity—compassion rooted in responsibility. A form of care that connects knowledge, medicine, art, grounded in dignity and presence.
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 A touring exhibition about the fabric of life inspired by Andreas Vesalius 1514-1564

Happy New Year
31/12/2016

Happy New Year

The monument for the 500th anniversary of A Vesalius by Richard Neave and Pascale Pollier

22/10/2015

Tonight at 19.30 projection of The film Liminality of The talented Mrs. Valentina Lari at Rommelaere opposite The KASK Bijloke! Be there!

18/10/2015
http://issuu.com/jansenenjanssen/docs/dd14_lr_04interview about the Fabrica Vitae/ Post Mortem exhibition in Ghent 15 Oc...
23/09/2015

http://issuu.com/jansenenjanssen/docs/dd14_lr_04
interview about the Fabrica Vitae/ Post Mortem exhibition in Ghent 15 Oc 2015 ( Andreas Vesalius would have died on that day exactly 451 years ago )This unique exhibition with many unseen scientific specimens in dialogue with new contemporary art is not to be missed!!

Communitymagazine van de Universiteit Gent

This beautiful exhibition, Post Mortem, vesalius in between Art and Science, is an exhibition that explores the confront...
16/09/2015

This beautiful exhibition, Post Mortem, vesalius in between Art and Science, is an exhibition that explores the confrontation of the dead body in art and science. A collaboration between the University of Ghent, Fabrica Vitae and the Royal Academy of the Arts Ghent! from 16th of October till 20th of December 2015! Welcome!!

Post Mortem,Vesalius tussen kunst en Wetenschap, een tentoonstelling die de confrontatie met het dode lichaam in kunst en wetenschap exploreert.

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