Gwilym Simcock
Brussels Jazz Orchestra
Together with Brussels Jazz Orchestra, Simcock presents a set of compositions for jazz orchestra and solo piano. He has written a composition that highlights his own creativity and originality as well as that of BJO specially for this collaboration. A wonderful combination of Simcock's shining talent and the dynamic sound of Brussels Jazz Orchestra.
A pro pot IV
Schönfeld Gallery
'A pro pot IV' is a group exhibition curated by Trees De Mits, with works by Bert Huyghe, Erwin Keustermans, Hans Segers, Ilse Van Roy, Kris Fierens, Maria Roosen, Michael De Ruyck, Pei-Hsuan Wang, Rein Dufait and Sine Van Menxel.
8 September > 26 October 2024
Schönfeld Gallery
Rivoli Brussels, Chaussée de Waterloo 690
I.A.N.A.
Willem Cole
'I.A.N.A.' is the third solo show by Willem Cole at the gallery. Willem Cole (1957) is a Belgian artist known for his systematic and minimalist approach to visual poetry. Using nothing but three coloured pencils, Cole builds principles and portraits with precision.
8 September > 26 October 2024
Galerie Zwart Huis
Rivoli Brussels, Chaussée de Waterloo 690
Willem Cole. Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Zwart Huis.
From Here on Out
Joëlle Dubois
'From Here on Out' is the second solo exhibition by Joëlle Dubois with the gallery. The expo will consist of an entirely new series of paintings and drawing.
7 September > 12 October 2024
KETELEER GALLERY
Pourbusstraat 5, 2000 Antwerp
Joëlle Dubois. Courtesy of the artist and Keteleer Gallery.
#46 Het dier
Kluger Hans
'#46 Het dier' is now available!
The literary magazine by Kluger Hans immerses you in a beastly mass of rampant verses and short stories by Anke Cuijpers, Veerle De Caestecker, Maartje Franken, Hannah Roels, Jutta Callebaut, Maarten Jochems, Robin Van der Plaetsen, Dion Dekkers, Ellen Apers, Hanne Janssen, Ravi Rosoux, Loes Rom and Merel Aalders. Art works by Elen Braga and Felipe Muhr.
Cover '#46 Het dier'
Hybriden
de Warande
'HYBRIDEN: Samengestelde wezens uit fabels, mythen en legenden' brings together historical artefacts, curiosities and the work of contemporary artists in one large curiosity cabinet.
With works by: Fred Bervoets, Berlinde De Bruyckere, Bart Van Dijck en Ignace Cami, Nick Cave, Albrecht Dürer, James Ensor, Max Ernst, Charles De Geyter, Kati Heck, David Teniers de Jonge, Quinten Ingelaere, Edward Lipski, Francisco Goya, Charlotte Lybeer, Tom Liekens, Koen Van Mechelen, Warre Mulder, Sharon Van Overmeiren, Michael James O’Brien, Félicien Rops, Pieter Paul Rubens, Guy Slabbinck, Léon Spilliaert, Helmut Stallaerts, Joel-Peter Witkin e.a.
> 17 November 2024
de Warande
Warandestraat 42, 2300 Turnhout
Mu Pan. Courtesy of the artist.
I dream I’m Crossing the River
Uitstalling Gallery
‘I Dream I’m Crossing The River’, curated by Sorana Munsya, is a group exhibition on how colonial violence affects the dreams of those subjected to it. With works by Felix Shumba, Zanele Muholi, Malebona Maphutse, Maliza Kiasuwa, Thembinkosi Hlatshwayo and Sthenjwa Luthuli.
> 11 August 2024
KUBE Art Gallery
Marcel Habetslaan 26, 3600 Genk
Sthenjwa Luthuli. Courtesy the artist.
Fearful Symmetry
Stefan Peters
With ‘Fearful Symmetry’ Stefan Peters presents his first solo exhibition at Galerie Zwart Huis. The artist presents fresh pieces from his ‘Vistas’ series alongside the newly introduced ‘Symmetry’ series stemming from the former. The exhibition’s title draws inspiration from William Blake’s poem 'The Tyger' where the poet contemplates the contradictory nature of the tiger, describing it as a paradox between beauty and fear – referring to it as ‘fearful symmetry.’
> 29 June 2024
Galerie Zwart Huis
Rivoli Brussels, Chaussée de Waterloo 690
Stefan Peters. Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Zwart Huis.
That Was Then – This Is Now
Helmut Middendorf
'That Was Then – This Is Now', Middendorf’s first exhibition with the gallery, will combine ‘historical’ paintings with recent paintings and works on paper. The paintings from the late 70s and 80s are inspired by Middendorf’s direct surroundings, focusing on the human figure, music scene, night life and the streets of the Kreuzberg district in Berlin, called SO 36, where the artist lived and worked at the time.
> 27 April 2024
KETELEER GALLERY
Pourbusstraat 5, 2000 Antwerp
Helmut Middendorf. Courtesy of the artist and Keteleer Gallery.
Selfies part I
Schönfeld Gallery
'Selfies' is a dual exhibition that playfully combines self-portraits and selfies. The group exhibition showcases intriguing self-portraits of artists that illustrate how they see themselves or how they want to be seen. In addition, the viewer is also invited to contribute to the exhibition!
> 27 April 2024
Schönfeld Gallery
Rivoli Brussels, Chaussée de Waterloo 690
