Filed under: Art contemporain, Peinture - Illustration, Sculpture | Tags: Brussels, gallery |
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The exhibition is composed of pages from monographic art books which suffered damage by water and time. They were subsequently professionally restored by Béatrice Balcou with the help of two students from the restoration department of La Cambre. The project focusses on the restoration of the reproduction of a painting.
BEIGE, Brussels. 31.03.2023 > 06.05.2023.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Sculpture | Tags: Brussels, gallery |
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SURPLUS reversed by Magda Buczek refers to practices of protest occupation, squatting, and virusing more than to a traditional exhibition. Hidden from the eyes of inattentive visitors, yet teased in a window display, it plays with a marketing strategy of speak-easy, a secret, exclusive space for the selected group of audience.
SUPER DAKOTA, Brussels. 09.06.22 > 16.07.22.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Peinture - Illustration, Vidéo – Film | Tags: Brussels, exhibition |
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Poems I Will Never Release, 2007-2017 is dedicated to the work of Chiara Fumai (b. Rome, 1978–d. Bari, 2017), and curated by Francesco Urbano Ragazzi and Milovan Farronato, in collaboration with Mara Montanaro.
La Loge, Brussels. 09.09.2021 > 13.11.2021.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Peinture - Illustration, Sculpture, Vidéo – Film | Tags: Brussels, exhibition, gallery |
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Art as a strategy for living; Marcin Dudek’s practice builds from autobiographical experience and expands to explore the broader phenomenon that shaped it.
Harlan Levey Projects, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean. 29.04.2021 > 31.07.2021.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Peinture - Illustration | Tags: Brussels, exhibition |
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In 2013 Peggy Franck and Freek Wambacq started the project space Sunday Roast in Amsterdam. Arcade will host a Sunday Roast in London next Spring. Established by Christian Mooney in 2008. Arcade offers both a programme of exhibitions and a constantly evolving platform of performances, live events, talks and publications. Pete and Repeat programme run concurrently with the gallery programme, either accompanied by an exhibition by the publishing artist or in synergy with the exhibited works.
Arcade, Brussels. 29.04.2021 > 29.05.2021. Preview: Saturday April 24, 12-18h.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Peinture - Illustration, Photographie, Sculpture, Vidéo – Film | Tags: Brussels, exhibition |
—Lesage Artist Run Space., Brussels. 22.04.2021 > 02.05.2021.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Photographie, Vidéo – Film | Tags: Brussels, édition, exhibition |
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WIELS inaugurates 2020 with the first large-scale solo exhibition in Belgium of the artist Wolfgang Tillmans. Exhibited over two floors, Today Is The First Day presents work by the artist from the past three decades, while opening up onto the latest developments in his practice that will include new photography, sound and video works in a spatial constellation, conceived especially by Tillmans for WIELS. Curators: Devrim Bayar and Dirk Snauwaert. A 512 pages artist book, co-published by IMMA, WIELS and Koenig Books, is available.
WIELS, Brussels. 01.02.2020 – 16.08.2020.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Peinture - Illustration | Tags: Brussels, exhibition |
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“A Starting point – in the middle of the room – waves move outwardly then inward, reverberating. An echo chamber, a bottomless pit of bouncing sound effects spun into the act of making paintings. Reflections of themselves caught inside an enclosed space, rebound. As echoes time travel, resounding from wall to wall, space is navigated through the paintings, and so on.”
Steven Jouwersma
Filed under: Art contemporain, Photographie, Sculpture | Tags: Brussels, gallery |
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Movements and Variations in Two Parts is an exhibition of new series of photographic and sculptural works by Sharon Lockhart spanning two neighboring locations: Gladstone Gallery and Jan Mot. The exhibition features a series of photographic and sculptural works that stem from Lockhart’s ongoing interest in portraiture, choreography, and the empowerment of women.
Gladstone Gallery and Jan Mot, Brussels. 07.09.2018 > 20.10.2018.
Filed under: Art contemporain | Tags: Brussels, exhibition |
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The series plays with Japanese family registry system. In the first stage of the series Takahiro Kudo treats « Koseki » : Japanese family registry system, and his partner’s « Familienbuch » : German family registry, as two family portraits. Despite of the fact they serve the same (or least similar) purpose, the depiction of a family unit and the visual outcomes appear differently, because of the cultural contexts they are integrated. The pieces question the ideas of a family formulated by different authorities and their alterations and limits as the depicting mechanisms in the age of globalization and social media.
Archiraar, Bruxelles. 30.03.2018 > 19.05.2018.