The art center reached its local and international publics in person, through printed matter, and on the Internet.
In 2007, Mai Abu ElDahab became the new director, and shifted the programmatic focus to one-person exhibitions, as well as publications and events.
AIR Antwerpen, Antwerp; Art Brussels, Brussels; Casco, Utrecht; Fundaion CELARG, Carracas; Circuit; Contemporary Art Centre (CAC), Vilnius; HALMOS, New York; Kadist Art Foundation, Paris; Kunsthalle Bern, Switzerland; Kunsthalle Sankt Gallen, Switzerland; Matrix Art Project; Middelheim Museum, Antwerp; M HKA, Antwerp; Piet Zwart Institute, Rotterdam; Platform; Sandberg Institute, Amsterdam; The Showroom, London; Townhouse, Cairo; Villa Croce, Genoa; and Yale Union, Portland; among others.
Exhibitions have included a four-year exhibition by Nina Beier,[5] a retrospective of Raphael Montañez Ortiz's "Computer-Laser-Scratch" videos, and the first and only screening of lost Bruce Conner film, which David Kasprzak screened after collecting strips of film from a San Francisco bookstore for one year, interventions by Freek Wambacq in 14 different locations throughout Antwerp,[6] as well as exhibitions by Mariana Castillo-Deball,[7] Corey McCorkle,[8] Michael Portnoy,[9] Pedro Cabrita Reis, and Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven.
2013: The Baltic Notebooks of Anthony Blunt, Frank Chu, Tyler Coburn, Adam Kleinman, Peter Meanwell, Post Brothers, Aaron Schuster, "Tilting the Collector,"[15] Sissel Tolaas 2012: "An Evening Inside Four Exhibitions," "Beste Buur," "Boustrophedonic Procession (Research)," "Camping," Audrey Cottin, France Fiction, Iman Issa, Chosil Kil, Luka, Peter Meanwell, Darius Miksys, Rosalind Nashashibi, Francesco Pedraglio, Post Brothers, Will Rogan, The Serving Library, Jennifer Teets 2011: "Circular Facts Public Meeting: Discussions," "Circular Facts Public Meeting: Performances and Interventions," Norma Jeane & Tim Etchells, Michael Portnoy, Benjamin Seror, The Serving Library,[16] 2010: "Clifford Irving Show," "The End: Tea Party," Antonio Ortega, The Serving Library[17] 2009: "Catbag, an afternoon of Cadavre Exquis," 2008: Michael Stevenson 2006: Knut Asdam, Joelle Tuerlinckx 2005: Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven 2013: Objectif Exhibitions, "2012"[18] 2012: Mai Abu ElDahab, "Behave Like an Audience,"[19] Mai Abu ElDahab, "After Berkeley: Objectif Exhibitions 2010–2012," Raimundas Malasauskas, "Paper Exhibition"[20] 2011: Mai Abu ElDahab, Binna Choi, Emily Pethick, "Circular Facts," Mai Abu ElDahab, "From Berkeley to Berkeley: Objectif Exhibitions 2008–2010," Chris Evans, Will Holder, Lisette Smits, "Goofy Audit," Hassan Khan, "The Agreement," Michael Portnoy, "Script opposition in Late-Model Carrot Jokes" 2007: Philippe Pirotte, Win Van den Abbeele, "objectif_exhibitions [group shows] 2001–2007"; Philippe Pirotte, Win Van den Abbeele, Patrick Van Rossem, "objectif_exhibitions [monographic projects] 2004–2007" 2005: Patrick Van Rossem, "Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven: The HeadNurse-files"; Gerrit Vermeiren, "Niels Donckers" 2004: Karin Hanssen, "Modern Living"; Philippe Pirotte, "Corey McCorkle: Jugendstil" 2003: Philippe Pirotte, "objectif [camouflage]" 2002: Philippe Pirotte, Win Van den Abbeele, Patrick Van Rossem, Gerrit Vermeiren, "objectif [projects] 1999–2001"