Presentation of larger works by the artist.
Some of the works are 20 years old, but still fresh as new borns!
Intreging, multilayered oils and acrylics on canvas.
The great Belgian cartoonist GAL (Gerard Alsteens) shows portraits of world known artists, such as Magritte, Rembrandt, Goya, Christo, Bourgeois,...
and many others join him: fred Bervoets, Albert & Eliza Pepermans, Jan De Cock, Bruneau, Guy Bleus, Willo Gonnissen, Dolf Geudens, Maria Blondeel, Peter de Cupere, Herman van den Boom, Lena Derwael, Jimmy Durham, Loet Gesher, Frits Jeuris, Mulugeta Tafesse, Roeland Tweelinckx, Koen van Mechelen, Wim Wauman,...
until november 30 2024
CONTRAST ART by Luc Theuwis
Riemstraat 22 - Antwerp
Open : Mo - Fr from 10.30 a.m. - 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Sa: 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. (closed on mondays and sundays)
Old musical friends find each other in contemporary art.
Peter presented wooden sculptures and drawings, Rik paintings and drawings.
They even co-created some larger drawings.
"TICKLED PINK" solo exhibition by Léopoldine Roux
until January 15 2024
Week days from 10.30 a.m. - 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Saturdays from 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
closed on Sundays and Mondays
Scheldestraat 13, Antwerp
EVOLUTION 05
Harrie Gerritz & Léopoldine Roux
until December 20
every week day from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Rue Picard 7, 1000 Brussels
free catalogue
1/2/2023 - 15/5/2023
Our third exhibition in the beautifull renovated venues of Maison de la Poste,
part of Tour and Taxis.
1st Floor: Vladimir Moszowski
2d Floor: Jacqueline Devreux
Open during office hours 8 am - 6 pm
Rue Piccard 7 1000 Brussels
(Site Tour & Taxis)
ART Event May 10: guided tours, tasty bites, tempting drinks & lots of nice people!
And we will celebrate our 35 th anniversary!
To fund a catalogue, Vladimir offered limited series of 11 original art works.
We offer these wonderful must haves at the sharp price of 250 €.
Copper leave on led, framed.
Reservations only by mail and limited to maximum 2 works per client.
Genk 1949
Vladimir Moszowski's creative process precedes the actual image, consisting of long research and reflection. Starting from an intense experience from the invertory of his memory, his quest for visualisation begins, often employing mystery and symbols. With an unequaled technique, Moszowski shifts meanings into his multilayered paintings, leading us to feelings we can otherwise only experience in our dreams.
Brussels 1963
Fascinated by the face, I began with photography. this quickly led to self-portraits in fictional settingswhich I then cut out, rearranging to formulate paintings.
Even today I prefer to begin from photos, rather than a live model which infringes on my sence of freedom. This technique gives free reign to my fantasy and imagination.
Certaoinly, I do not paint what I see. I try to capture the character, the personality.
In reality, my paintings are in many ways more reflections on painting itself.