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
Home Before Dark | Gideon Invites
Uitstalling Gallery
For 'Home Before Dark', Gideon Kiefer invited no less than 17 artists to join him in an exhibition about the passing of time and the traces they leave as artists in their struggle with mortality. 'Home Before Dark' shows an amalgam of memories of a lost past, laid out in the gallery that temporarily became a home for the artists, just for now, before dark.
> 21 April 2024
KUBE Art Gallery
Marcel Habetslaan 26, 3600 Genk
Edouard Devriendt. Courtesy of the artist.
Fragmenten, Doorgangen, Afdaling en Terugkeer
Joris Van de Moortel
'Fragmenten, Doorgangen, Afdaling en Terugkeer' shows Joris Van de Moortel's oeuvre in its surprising multiplicity: apocalyptic paintings in oil on canvas, a series of watercolours depicting a pilgrimage, a wall papered with prints of woodcuts, a 300-minute performance and paintings made live during that performance, two film screenings, a neon installation with a glass chandelier, neon guitars and wax hats based on the musician’s faces. This exhibition promises to offer an exceptional insight into the kitchen of Joris Van de Moortel.
> 28 April 2024
de Warande
Warandestraat 42, 2300 Turnhout
Joris Van de Moortel. Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Nathalie Obadia.
Talking to an Angel
Valgerður Sigurðardóttir
Sigurðardóttir’s third solo exhibition with the gallery consists of a completely new series of large scale drawings and concrete and ceramic sculptures. 'Talking to an Angel' reveals a story in which Sigurðardóttir subtly interweaves personal reflections and feeling with a collective consciousness.
> 9 March 2024
KETELEER GALLERY
Pourbusstraat 5, 2000 Antwerp
Valgerður Sigurðardóttir. Courtesy of the artist and Keteleer Gallery.
A brush of ceramics
Schönfeld Gallery
'A brush of ceramics' is a group exhibition, curated by Elie Schönfeld, about the wonderful world of ceramics and its surprising motifs, innovative shapes and unexpected colors and textures.
> 24 February 2024
Schönfeld Gallery
Rivoli Brussels, Chaussée de Waterloo 690
Ellen Meers. Courtesy of the artist.
Trompe Le Monde
Galerie Zwart Huis
In the exhibition 'Trompe Le Monde,' the worlds of Belgian artists Peter Lagast (1972) and Thierry Grootaers (1974) converge.
> 24 February 2024
Galerie Zwart Huis
Rivoli Brussels, Chaussée de Waterloo 690
Thierry Grootaers. Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Zwart Huis.
Monuments for (Mate)reality
Uitstalling Gallery
The works of Gert De Clercq and Emily Hutchings force the viewer to slow down: pay attention! Watch, doubt! Question your assumptions! 'Monuments for (Mate)reality' is an intriguing duo exhibition that breaks patterns of expectation and keeps you on your toes.
> 17 December 2023
KUBE Art Gallery
Marcel Habetslaan 26, 3600 Genk
Emily Hutchings. Courtesy of the artist.
Art for Christmas
Group exhibition & Christmas market
An exhibition with (affordable) work by both young talent and established names, combined with a cosy Christmas market with plenty of art editions and arty ornaments for the Christmas tree.
With a.o. Thomas Renwart, Elke Andreas Boon, Ellen Meers, Ellen Pil, Marie Cloquet, Nathalie Vanheule, Willem Boel and many more.
8 December 2023 6pm - 10pm
9 December 2023 11am - 6pm
10 December 2023 11am - 5pm
Ti - Pi
Koopvaardijlaan 3, 9000 Gent
The Little Death
Rexy Tseng
In 'The Little Death' Rexy Tseng uses a combination of painting and installation to confront us with the failed state of technology: a world steeped in black humour, sexual tension and the absurdity of contemporary existence. Tseng's work focuses on the inherent flaws of technology and the misguided idea of constant progress: our dependence on machines has become a norm, its failure reveals that we are not untouchable.
> 17 December 2023
Uitstalling Villa
Marcel Habetslaan 13, 3600 Genk
