With this exhibition, Christophe Coppens aims to transform the gallery from an unsafe space into a healing space, a refuge for the viewer. The new works will be completed, assembled, and sometimes even destroyed within the gallery. The artist invites you to come and witness this process of appropriation of the gallery space. Mixed media collages, drawings, and sculptures will turn the gallery space into one large installation.

16 March > 3 May

Galerie Zwart Huis
Chaussée de Waterloo 690, Brussels

In this new exhibition, Pérez explores the profound concept of life after death. With his signature, refined bronze sculptures and impressive series of naturalistic drawings, he invites us to reflect on the subtle boundaries between life and death.

15 March > 3 May

KETELEER GALLERY
Pourbusstraat 5, 2000 Antwerp

Pas de Deux brings the work of Belgian artists Jana Cordenier and Stijn Ank into dialogue. The metaphor of dance extends beyond the personal relationship between the artists and primarily reflects how each, in their own language, seeks to place themselves in the world. In their work, both meticulously explore the themes of dis-position and movement.

> April 6

Kristof De Clercq gallery
Tichelrei 86, Ghent

7 March 2025 the EP 'Saudade' was released by Brussels Jazz Orchestra and Naima Joris. Together with the balanced strength and musical ingenuity of the orchestra, the singer embarks on a moody journey past the repertoire of a.o. Amália Rodrigues, Leonard Bernstein, Cesária Évora, Abbey Lincoln and Stromae. Although the project title 'Saudade' is usually translated as an emotional mix of loss, missing and love, BJO and Naima Joris approach the term with a vibrant musical energy.

‘Between Us’, is a pas de deux by artist Denitsa Todorova and choreographer Marc Vanrunxt. Todorova’s drawings are the result of a physical process of erasing, scraping away and building up, exploring the limits of the body. Through his work, Vanrunxt redefines notions of time, space, energy and the body present. During the opening there will be a performance by Vanrunxt with dancer Igor Shyshko at 3pm.

9 March > 29 March 2025

Queens Brussels
Koninginnelaan 266, 1020 Brussel

In ‘The Fragile Excavation’, Gideon Kiefer archaeologically excavates a childhood memory. It is the underground shelter of his neighbor, where they spent much of their youth, that is brought to light. The sense of comfort and the mystique of their hidden clubhouse play a central role in these works.

1 February > 9 March 2025

BARBÉ gallery
Penitentenstraat 29, 9000 Gent

In The Machines for Living, Szaweł Płóciennik presents a new series of paintings inspired by his childhood in a colossal housing block in Warsaw, the controversial Za Żelazną Bramą estate. The works form a kind of personal mythology, rooted in the topography of this immense residential complex, inhabited by Płóciennik’s family members and figures from his childhood imagination.

>2 March 2025

Uitstalling KUBE
Marcel Habetslaan 26 - Genk

In Jacuzzi of Despair, Van Overmeiren explores the “Circle of Life.” Starting with birth, and themes such as origin, love, and creation, the exhibition continues through death—the end—and then moves on to reincarnation, which serves as a new beginning. This idea of cyclical movement forms the core of the exhibition and recurs not only in its structure but also in the layers of meaning within each individual work.

>20 April 2025

de Warande
Warandestraat 42, Turnhout 2300

Wild Lemons is Guy Van Bossche's first solo exhibition at KETELEER GALLERY. A defining feature of his work is the influence of photography. His paintings reveal a fascination with framing, cropping, and close-ups. By starting with photography, he reduces a three-dimensional scene into a flat constellation, deliberately freeing the act of painting from the restrictive task of reproduction.

> 8 March 2025

KETELEER GALLERY
Pourbusstraat 5, 2000 Antwerp

One another by Tina Berning comes after Tina's six-month sabbatical with her family in Kyoto. Tired and hungry for new input, the family opted for an exit from the rat race. That period of slowing down and deepening resulted in Tina’s new Kyoto Windows series, exhibited today behind the somewhat hidden windows of the Rivoli façade. The drawings in acrylic and ink on paper reflect Japan’s very closed society, which makes a strict distinction between the private and the public: Honne (Japanese for ‘sincerity’) and Tatemae (Japanese for ‘façade’), the former denoting a person’s true feelings and the latter the behaviour he displays in public.

> 1 March 2025

Schönfeld Gallery
Chaussée de Waterloo 690 - 21, 1180 Brussels.

At the heart of the group exhibition 'The Space Between Us' lies the concept of 'space' and the diverse ways in which it can be visualized, interpreted, and experienced. The participating artists are Luc Deleu & T.O.P. office, John Kørner, Luca Monterastelli, John Körmeling and Koen van den Broek.

> 11 January 2025

KETELEER GALLERY
Pourbusstraat 5, 2000 Antwerp

'#47 Confabulaties' is now available!
This edition explores the boundaries between fact and fiction in memories.
Stories, poetry, essays, and visual art come together, blending text and visual art seamlessly.
Featuring works by talented poets and writers like Francesca Birlogeanu, Xander Kindt, Robbe Ghijsels, Aike Rijntjes, Keet Winter, Leonore Spee, Hanne Craye, Marcelle Stoutjesdijk, LJ de Brouwer, Maria Breman, Hagar Schuringa and Lieven Stoefs. Alongside visual art by Daan Couzijn and Delphine Somers.