With its upcoming exhibition Robert Brandy face à lui-même, the National Museum of History and Art (MNHA) is inviting visitors to explore half a century of work by this popular and well-known Luxembourg artist.
Françoise's work is a narrative work that invites the viewer to look closely and explore the different layers and stories of each work. She often juxtaposes contrasting elements and techniques in the same canvas.
We asked a few questions to Justine Jacquemin, director of Galerie DYS in Brussels: professional background, gallery programming, participation in the fair, Brussels art scene, and flagship work exhibited this year are in the spotlight in this interview.
Ask Nuno Lorena to tell you about him, his art, he will answer you: I’m a painter. He feels that there is nothing more to say. But he's watching, Nuno. He watches for the light, the exchanges and the details of every being. Then he transcribes, in his own way, what he has gathered from us.
In the framework of the sixth edition of Luxembourg Art Week, Mu-in-the-city met in Brussels three gallery directors from the Focus Brussels section: Justine Jacquemin from Galerie DYS, Alexis Rastel from Archiraar and Laurence Dauwens from Dauwens & Beernaert.
We asked a few questions to Laurence Dauwens, Director of Dauwens & Beernaert in Brussels: professional background, gallery programming, participation in the fair and flagship work exhibited this year are in the spotlight in this interview.
We asked a few questions to Alexis Rastel, Director of Archiraar Gallery in Brussels: professional background, gallery programming, participation in the fair, Brussels art scene and flagship work exhibited this year are in the spotlight.
We asked a few questions to Paul Poelmans, Director of CAPS in Brussels: professional background, gallery programming, participation in the fair and flagship work exhibited this year are in the spotlight in this interview.
We asked a few questions to Lise Coirier, Director of Spazio Nobile in Brussels: professional background, gallery programming, participation in the fair, Brussels art scene and flagship work exhibited this year are in the spotlight.
Discover more about Nossbaum Reding (Luxembourg), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019 and its solo exhibition "AUGMENTED BONSAI (Malerei)" which is showcasing new works by the German artist Thomas Arnolds.
Discover more about Valerius Art Gallery (Luxembourg), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019 and its group exhibition "Come on baby light my fire" which is showcasing colourful works by 16 artists with various nationalities.
Discover more about Zidoun-Bossuyt Gallery (Luxembourg), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019 and its solo exhibition "The Needle's Eye" which is showcasing works by the American artist Alison Elizabeth Taylor.
Discover more about Galerie Arnoux (Paris), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019 and its group show "Grandes oeuvres, grands formats" which is showcasing works by around fifteen mid-century and contemporary artists.
Discover more about Kunsthandlung Osper (Cologne), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019, and the works by Günther Uecker the gallery is presenting in its exhibition space.
Discover more about Ceysson & Bénétière (Luxembourg, Saint-Etienne, Paris, New York), one of the 2019 Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week and "Nancy Graves : bonjour !", the first solo exhibition of the American artist Nancy Graves in France.
Discover more about Galerie Obrist (Essen), one of the 2019 Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week and the solo show "Transforming Landscape" which showcases photographs of Peter Schlör, one of the most important photographic artist in Germany.
Discover more about Galerie Anne Barrault (Paris), one of the Take Off exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019 and its group show "Topor is Not dead" which is the opportunity to discover works by 21 artists, as well as a set of drawings by Roland Topor himself.
Discover more about Galerie kleindienst (Leipzig), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019 and its solo exhibition "Image" which is showcasing works by the German artist Christoph Ruckhäberle.
Discover more about Galerie Bertrand Gillig (Strasbourg), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019 and its solo exhibition "La nuit ne dormait pas" which showcases works by the French artist Bruno Gadenne.
Discover more about Galerie Laurent Godin (Paris), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019 and its solo exhibition "Les Cambuses" which showcases works by the French artist Sylvie Auvray.
Discover more about Schönfeld Gallery (Brussels), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019 and its solo exhibition "Eden" by Jesse Willems, an artist from the Schönfeld Gallery, who turns the Artelli Gallery Antwerp into "Artelli in Eden".
Discover more about Stems Gallery (Brussels), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019 and its solo exhibition "At Home" which showcases works by the American artist Paul Rouphail.
Discover more about ZS art galerie (Vienna), one of the Main Section exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019, and its solo exhibition "Kriebel" which offers a glimpse inside the shifting oeuvre of the Austrian artist Karl Kriebel.
Discover more about Dauwens & Beernaert (Brussels), one of the 2019 Take Off exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week and its exhibition "Ho" which showcases recent sculptures and installations by Stanislas Lahaut, Karl Philips, Toon Boeckmans et Loïc Van Zeebroek, all represented artists of the gallery.
Discover more about Galerie DYS (Brussels), one of the Take Off exhibitors of Luxembourg Art Week 2019, and its solo exhibition "Secrets" which showcases works by the German artist Andreas Grunert.
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