Drawing Room, Triënnale Brugge, Antwerp Art, V2Vingt Brussels

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Berserk Art Agency at Drawing Room Store

Berserk Art Agency collaborates with Drawing Room Store to make art on paper available online for collectors. We have made a selection of works on paper by Bilal Bahir and Kristof Van Heeschvelde.

Drawing Room Store is the online platform of the Drawing Room Art Fairs in Madrid (ES) and Lisbon (PT)

Triennal Bruges TraumA, ‘De Poreuze Stad’/ ‘A Porous City’, group exhibition with Bilal Bahir

Bilal Bahir’s works are selected by curator Els Wuyts to be part of the upcoming Triennal of Bruges, revolved around the theme of TraumA.

With work from Bilal Bahir, Semâ Bekirović, Rakel Bergman Fröberg, Willem Boel, Dries Boutsen, Jana Cordenier, Thierry De Cordier, Sarah De Vos, Lisse Declercq, Danny Devos, Joëlle Dubois, Kendell Geers, Daan Gielis, Geert Goiris, John Isaacs, Athar Jaber, Thomas Lerooy, Emilio López-Menchero, Enrique Marty, Cécile Massart, Hermann Nitsch, Ronald Ophuis, Štefan Papčo, Jasper Rigole, Sarah&Charles, Gregor Schneider, Mircea Suciu, Adrien Tirtiaux, Narcisse Tordoir, Ana Torfs, Gavin Turk, Ingel Vaikla, Caroline Van den Eynden, Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven, Filip Vervaet, Julie Villard & Simon Brossard en Friederike von Rauch.

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Poortersloge, Kraanrei 19, 8000 Brugge

Daems Van Remoortere present Ballooning a House during Antwerp Art Weekend

Daems Van Remoortere’s live sized video projection ‘Ballooning a House’ is presented during Antwerp Art Weekend.

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Stadspark, Antwerpen

‘Mirror, Mirror,…’ Younes Baba-Ali + Kristof Van Heeschvelde, a duo exhibition at V2Vingt, Brussels

The duo exhibition “Mirror, Mirror, …” allows the oeuvre of contemporaries Younes Baba-Ali and Kristof Van Heeschvelde to enter into a dialogue from a limited selection of recent works. Baba-Ali and Van Heeschvelde are two idiosyncratic artists who take a critical attitude towards society, the individuals that populate it and the institutions that organize it. As observers, however, they do not put themselves on the sidelines, but deliberately step into its center, they regard themselves as part of the same society and therefore of the issues they raise. Baba-Ali and Van Heeschvelde realize that they nourish themselves from the society they hold up a mirror to. Their works arise through interaction with and observation of others and stretch the principles applied to their medium to blur boundaries and new hybrid forms emerge.

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Visits upon reservation via Eventbrite

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V2Vingt, 20 rue Vanderlindenstraat, 1030 Brussels

Exhibitions we recommend

[removed] – [removed] Philippe Van Wolputte – Keteleer Gallery, Antwerp

[removed] – [removed] Redemption Song, group exhibition ART PARTOUT, Antwerp

[removed] – [removed] Kurt Hentschläger – Imal, Brussels

[removed] – [removed] Paul Van Ostaijen, From Art Pope to Loner – Walden, Antwerp

[removed] – [removed] BXL UNIVERSEL II : [removed] Centrale for Contemporary Art, Brussels a group exhibition with work by Younes Baba-Ali