Nosbaum Reding

  • Main Section
  • Booth B15
  • Luxembourg , Brussels

Nosbaum Reding gallery was founded in 2001 by Véronique Nosbaum and Alex Reding. Located in the historic centre of Luxembourg, it operates two separate yet adjacent exhibition spaces which allow for simultaneous presentations.

Since its inception the gallery has been focussing on young artists from Luxembourg and neighbouring countries, shown alongside internationally established artists. With a strong emphasis on figurative and conceptual painting, its programme of exhibitions embraces a wide range of artistic practices including video, photography, sculpture- and installation-based media.

Nosbaum Reding has always been keen to promote emerging artists by producing new work for their exhibitions and supporting them in their exploration of new ideas and concepts. Working from a strong local and regional base, the gallery continuously expands its reach by participating regularly in Europe's main art fairs and frequently collaborates with renowned galleries and museums.

In 2021, Nosbaum Reding opened its first branch in Brussels at 60 rue de la Concorde, Ixelles.

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  • Luxembourg

    2+4 Rue Wiltheim
    L-2733 Luxembourg
    Luxembourg

  • Brussels

    60 Rue de la Concorde
    1050 Brussels
    Belgique

Featured artists

Thomas Arnolds, Stephan Balkenhol, Jean Boghossian, Mike Bourscheid , Max Coulon, Tony Cragg, Stefaan De Croock, Ronny Delrue, Damien Deroubaix, JKB Fletcher, Kendell Geers, Tina Gillen, Rafael Grassi-Hidalgo, Melanie Loureiro, Assan Smati, Nina Tomàs, Su-Mei Tse, Peter Zimmermann

Represented artists

Thomas Arnolds, Stephan Balkenhol, Mike Bourscheid, Max Coulon, Stefaan De Croock, Ronny Delrue, Damien Deroubaix, JKB Fletcher, Vincent Geyskens, Tina Gillen, Hisae Ikenaga, Ange-Frédéric Koffi, Melanie Loureiro, Christoph Meier, Manuel Ocampo, Assan Smati, Barthélémy Toguo, Wawrzyniec Tokarski, Su-Mei Tse, Sophie Ullrich, Liliane Vertessen, Maja Weyermann, Jens Wolf, Fatiha Zemmouri, Peter Zimmermann

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