'COFFEE SICILY' by Anna Castelli, Franco La Cecla Go to the bar in the morning, nod to the guy at the coffee machine. Watch, out of the corner of your eye, how his wrist is at a right angle while pressing the powder, just the right amount; how he screws the portafilter to the machine; […]
Gopal Dagnogo's works are exhibited in major exhibitions, biennales, galleries and international art fairs. They are also included in prestigious collections. Gopal Dagnogo was born in 1973 in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.
At the end of the 1970s, we watched ‘Micro Macro’ on Belgian television every day. In this game show, a number of candidates were shown an extreme close-up of an object. While the image zoomed out very slowly, they had to guess which item it was. Whoever recognized it first won the corresponding object. Usually, it was a trivial thing like an ashtray, a padlock, a bucket or a mixer.
American painter Milton Avery (1885-1965) is known for his evocative compositions of landscapes, domestic scenes and still lifes. Celebrated for his distillation of form and harmonious use of colour, Avery’s singular oeuvre straddles the major art movements of his age – American Impressionism, American Modernism and Abstract Expressionism – yet conforms to none.
Pierre was born in 1950 in La Roche-Sur-Yon, Gilles in Le Havre in 1953. They are internationally renowned artists who have been producing works together since 1976, creating a world where painting and photography meet. Their art is peopled by their friends and family, anonymous and famous, who appear in sophisticated life-size sets the artists […]
From 11 May to 24 June 2023 the Galerie La Forest Divonne presents the recent paintings of Guy de Malherbe in a solo exhibition entitled “Pierres d’attente”. Landscapes or still lifes very expressive, in which rocks or oyster shells open the door to dreams or imagination. One thinks of the “dream stones” so present in […]
For Silent Floaters, Trevor Yeung considers indicators, elements that indirectly reveal the presence of other elements — like smoke manifests air currents, or the worm-like forms in the eye (‘floaters’) which only appear when one looks at the sky. What if indicators could also make visible the state of a relationship or the unspoken ties between […]
Kenan Hasimbegovic studied Fine Arts in Bosnia at the Academy of Fine Arts in Sarajevo. He has been living in Antwerp for the past 10 years. He works and exhibits in Belgium. Some artists know how to make us travel in an intimate world; a world that we once thought was forgotten, a world of […]
Born in 1985, Raphaële de Broissia studied textile design at the Françoise Conte School and Fine Arts at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, where she resided until 2016. She then moved to Hong Kong, from 2016 to 2020, and now lives near Annecy in France. Raphaële de Broissia is particularly inspired by […]
EDJI GALLERY is proud to announce its first solo exhibition with artist STUDIO LENCA (José Campos), launching on May 16, 2023, in Brussels. Entitled "Cutting Through", this three-part exhibition will present the artist’s newest bodies of works in which he seeks to represent, through different mediums, the power of art in overcoming social, political, and […]
Atelier Van Lieshout is the studio founded by sculptor, painter and visionary Joep van Lieshout. After graduating at the Rotterdam Art Academy Van Lieshout quickly rose to fame with projects that travelled between the world of easy-clean design and the non-functional area of art: sculpture and installations, buildings and furniture, utopias and dystopias. Van Lieshout […]
Galerie Nathalie Obadia in Brussels is pleased to present an exhaustive overview of the artists it represents through an exceptional group exhibition. This is an important moment for the gallery as it celebrates both the 15th anniversary of its presence in Brussels and the 30th anniversary of the opening of its very first location in […]
ORDER & DISORDER (in collaboration with QG Gallery)
American artist Paul McCarthy is known for his wide-ranging and often provocative and disturbing œuvre, which encompasses performance, photography, film, multimedia installations, sculpture, drawing and painting. Messy, antagonistic, sexually explicit and politically charged, McCarthy’s output takes aim at consumerism, popular culture and our innermost fears and neuroses, such as sex, bodily fluids and human orifices. […]
Irène Laub gallery is happy to present a dialogue between Lucile Bertrand and François Réau. The exhibition “Voyageurs Immobiles” unfolds as a meditative exploration of time and ever-changing landscapes. Through works on paper and installations, both artists offer their own perception, measure and understanding of the world that flows around them. Lucile Bertrand was born […]
Mogensen’s progressional arrangements of geometric forms manifest in endless permutations. In a work from 2022, squares of diminishing size, rendered in Cadmium white, push against the borders of the Cadmium red–coated canvas as if guided by centrifugal force. In a composition of carmine pink on sat green, squares are magnified and clustered together, separated only […]
Whatever seems solid, the title for my exhibition, refers to a quote by the late architecture critic, Vincent Scully. He wrote the phrase in relation to Frank Lloyd Wright’s famous home “Fallingwater” and how it evoked “modern Man’s belief that he is no longer the center of the world and must hold onto whatever seems […]