KETELEER GALLERY

KETELEER GALLERY Contemporary art gallery, founded in 2012.

Keteleer Gallery opened its doors in 2012 and organically evolved into a family driven business in which a dynamic and open contact with the local and international artworld became its core focus while continuously honoring Belgium’s rich art history.

Coming soon!Keteleer Gallery is very pleased to present Dear Someone, Somewhere, the first European solo exhibition by N...
14/08/2026

Coming soon!

Keteleer Gallery is very pleased to present Dear Someone, Somewhere, the first European solo exhibition by Nami Yokoyama (b. 1986, Gifu, Japan). It will consist of an entirely new series of paintings, works on paper and bronze sculptures. Including a daily performance during the first week of the exhibition.

Can I truly feel the presence of you, of me, and of someone far away?

This question anchors the first solo exhibition by Japanese artist Nami Yokoyama at Keteleer Gallery. Driven by the conviction that a deeper sense of another's existence would make it impossible to cause one another harm, Yokoyama pursues what she calls the act of "Delivering Presence."

Opening on Thursday 3 September, 6 - 9pm. In presence of the artist.

The exhibition will run until 10 October.

Image 1
Nami Yokoyama
Shape of Your Words -J.S.-, 2026
Oil on linen
61 x 73 x 2,6 cm
Photo credit: Tamotsu Kido

Image 2
Nami Yokoyama
Remembering Someone in the Distance, 2026
Oil on bronze

Photo credit: Tamotsu Kido

𝑵𝑨𝑴𝑰 𝒀𝑶𝑲𝑶𝒀𝑨𝑴𝑨

Gaasbeek Castle welcomes artist Clara Spilliaert (b. 1993, Tokyo) for her first solo museum exhibition, Soil Mate.Clara ...
26/06/2026

Gaasbeek Castle welcomes artist Clara Spilliaert (b. 1993, Tokyo) for her first solo museum exhibition, Soil Mate.

Clara Spilliaert intertwines a new creation and a selection of existing work with the unique character of this place and its rich history. Spilliaert's artistic practice connects personal experiences with historical reflection and natural elements. Her move from Japan to Belgium resulted in thousands of intimate diary drawings, which form the seed of her layered visual language. Today, she works with a wide range of media: from drawings and murals to ceramic sculptures and site-specific installations. In the castle, you will discover this variety of creations that Spilliaert has made over the past ten years; as subtle interventions, they enter into a dialogue with the castle halls and their meanings.

New creation:
For this exhibition, Clara Spilliaert creates Soil Mate: a stop-motion short film in which a picnic blanket serves as a stage. Starting from her personal picnic experience in the parterre garden of the castle, she focuses on what takes place beneath the surface. We descend into a world with its own rhythm, largely independent of human presence. The film unfolds the story of an imaginary patch of land, month after month, in twelve repeating scenes. In this cyclical journey, above- and below-ground processes become intertwined. Via tunnels and food chains, you are ultimately led back to your own body.

Spilliaert explores the tension between private and public, between control and rebellion, between surface and depth.

The exhibition will be on view 26 June - 15 November, 2026.
Gaasbeek Castle (Kasteel van Gaasbeek)
Kasteelstraat 40
1750 Lennik



On view!Mircea SuciuChampagne and StrawberriesUntil 20 June
16/05/2026

On view!

Mircea Suciu
Champagne and Strawberries

Until 20 June



Opening today!Philippe Van SnickDéjalatAn exhibition dedicated to a lesser-known yet exceptional chapter within the oeuv...
14/05/2026

Opening today!

Philippe Van Snick
Déjalat

An exhibition dedicated to a lesser-known yet exceptional chapter within the oeuvre of Philippe Van Snick (1946-2019, Belgium).

Join us today, 14 May, from 12 - 9pm and during the entire weekend until Sunday 17 May.



Images

Philippe Van Snick
Untitled (Déjalat), 2003
Watercolour on paper
24 x 32 cm

Philippe Van Snick
L'arbre tombé, 2006
Watercolor on paper
(4x) 27 x 35 cm

On view!Mircea SuciuChampagne and StrawberriesUntil 20 June Visit us next week during Antwerp Art Weekend from 14 - 17 M...
10/05/2026

On view!

Mircea Suciu
Champagne and Strawberries

Until 20 June



Visit us next week during Antwerp Art Weekend from 14 - 17 May.

Keteleer Gallery presents Déjalat, the first-ever exhibition of a series of previously unseen works on paper by Philippe...
07/05/2026

Keteleer Gallery presents Déjalat, the first-ever exhibition of a series of previously unseen works on paper by Philippe Van Snick (1946–2019, Belgium), offering an intimate glimpse into the artist’s world of living and thinking.

Van Snick is regarded as one of the most important Belgian artists of the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. Starting from a strict decimal system (0–9), he developed a coherent and multifaceted body of work in which painting, works on paper, photography, installation, and sculpture converge. His characteristic ten-color palette, expanded in 1984 with the duality of day and night, forms a visual grammar in which system and sensitivity remain in constant balance. Although his practice is often associated with minimal and conceptual art, it transcends these categories through its poetic and deeply personal dimension.

Opening on Thursday 14 May, coinciding with the Antwerp Art Weekend, from 12 - 9pm.

Image:
Philippe Van Snick in Déjalat/ Le Bos Nord, summer 2015. Photo: © Marijke Dekeukeleire

Keteleer Gallery is very pleased to present Champagne and Strawberries, a solo exhibition by Mircea Suciu (b.1978, Baia ...
04/05/2026

Keteleer Gallery is very pleased to present Champagne and Strawberries, a solo exhibition by Mircea Suciu (b.1978, Baia Mare, RO). Suciu's first exhibition since joining the gallery will consist of an entirely new series of paintings.

Champagne and strawberries evokes a state of effortless perfection—luxury, refinement, celebration and sensory indulgence. It conjures a world untouched by friction, a surface of pleasure unmarred by consequence. Yet here, the phrase is mobilized as a paradox. It becomes a deliberately dissonant title, a gesture not of affirmation but of refusal. In a world increasingly defined by conflict, instability, and moral fatigue, such an image of indulgence operates as a Dada-like inversion—an ironic celebration staged against a backdrop of collapse.

Join us for drinks on the public opening on Saturday 9 May from 2 - 6pm, in presence of the artist.

Image: Mircea Suciu, Green Light, 2026, oil on linen, 70 x 80 cm



 Until Sunday 26 April at booth 5B-07
25/04/2026



Until Sunday 26 April at booth 5B-07

The gallery is honoured to present a solo project by   Visit us until Sunday at booth 5B-03
25/04/2026

The gallery is honoured to present a solo project by

Visit us until Sunday at booth 5B-03

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