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Eva Steynen Gallery

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Antwerp
Eva Steynen Gallery

Distinguishes itself by rather curatorial shows often with a museal character. The purpose is to show and promote contemporary art.

The gallery works closely with small roster of artists, hosting an annual program of solo shows, performances, artist editions, salons and thematic group shows. 'A nice place to make discoveries'

Eva Steynen.Deviation(s) was founded in 2013. Situated in the upcoming east-side of Antwerp, on the ground floor of a 19th century mansion with a garden, the gallery is known as a nice place to make dis

coveries. Eva Steynen works closely with a small group of mid-career and emerging artists, Belgian based and international, and presents an annual program of solo shows, performances, artist editions, salons and thematic group projects. The visitor is invited to discover, reflect and connect. After having realized various exhibition projects as a nomadic independent curator in Antwerp, Eva Steynen established the gallery in her parental home. Next to the solo shows, the rather curatorial projects evolve from a philosophical enquiry and a curiosity for aspects of the event in the artist’s act. Building a sustainable trust-based relation between artists and gallerist, the latter being a care-taker for the arts, the purpose is 'to grow well together'. To aim and think together by organizing and creating a connection between artists, gallery, collectors, curators and art lovers. The commercial aspects of a gallery may never invade the artistic process, hence Eva Steynen.Deviation(s) distinguishes itself by rather risk-taking and curatorial shows often with a museal character. Eva Steynen.Deviation(s) is a member of Antwerp Art and co-organiser of BORGER, a dynamic group of galleries and art institutions in the north and east district of Antwerp. Represented artists: Marie Julia Bollansée, Francis Denys, Benoît Félix, Laure Forêt, Aurélie Gravas, Nick Hullegie, Fred Michiels, Marieke Van Wuytswinkel.

13/06/2026

Closing 20 June

JOHANNES ULRICH KUBIAK

Marginal Benefit

FINISSAGE: Saturday 20 June, 2 - 6 pm

Some exhibitions reveal themselves gradually.

In ‘Marginal Benefit’, Johannes Ulrich Kubiak’s paintings emerge through the accumulation of
countless brushstrokes, translucent layers and subtle shifts in colour. Structure and atmosphere
remain in constant dialogue, inviting a mode of looking that unfolds over time.

As the exhibition approaches its close, we invite you to spend time with a body of work that
rewards sustained attention and repeated viewing.

On view through Saturday 20 June.
🕕 Thursday, Friday, Saturday from 2 - 6pm
or by appointment

📍Eva Steynen Gallery, Antwerp

👁️Johannes Ulrich Kubiak
zeichnung 260402 – 2026
colour pencil on paper
27 x 19,5 cm

More via link in BIO 🔝

Johannes Ulrich Kubiak
BORGER nocturnes
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Antwerp Art

07/06/2026

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04/06/2026

Still on view!

JOHANNES ULRICH KUBIAK

Marginal Benefit

> 20.06.2026

Open Thursday - Saturday, 2-6pm
or by appointment

👁️
Johannes Ulrich Kubiak
revolutionary road – 2026
Pigments, tempera, acrylic on canvas
200 x 135 cm

about the work ‘revolutionary road’:
« (…) Revolutionary Road is a painting that at first makes no sense — and then suddenly makes complete sense.

Its scale alone is a statement. Measuring 200 x 135 cm, it is not a painting you hang on a wall, but one that appears before you. It exceeds human stature just enough to be confrontational, yet not enough to overwhelm. It stands at eye level and looks back. On the canvas is a glowing, almost scorching orange that takes possession of the entire surface, not as a background but as a climate. Across this runs a network of dark rectangular framing lines, grid-like and architectural, as though a street plan or floor plan were attempting to organise itself in the heat. White incised lines cut rhythmically through the composition: notes in the margin of a life that might have unfolded differently.

And what you see, if you truly look at Revolutionary Road, is an architecture of contained heat: orange as climate, not as choice, orange as the suburb that envelops you before you even realise it. The grid of dark lines: Connecticut’s street plan, the blueprint of a house too comfortable to leave. The green interruptions: Paris, the alternative life, the dream that refuses to disappear entirely. And the white scratched lines, again and again: the attempt that never ceases, yet is never quite enough. »

28/05/2026

Still on view

JOHANNES ULRICH KUBIAK

Marginal Benefit

> 20.06.2026

The show presents a new body of large paintings on canvas and smaller works on paper - works that reward slow looking sustained attention.

Johannes Ulrich Kubiak
subversive mobility – 2026
Pigments, tempera on canvas
135 x 100 cm

26/05/2026

This was Wannes Lecompte live at Jazz Middelheim 23 & 25.05.2026
Thank you for inviting Wannes Lecompte at this magical Jazz festival.

26/05/2026

Current show

JOHANNES ULRICH KUBIAK

Marginal Benefit

14.05 - 20.06.2026

👁️
Johannes Ulrich Kubiak
21st century schizoid head – 2026
Pigments, tempera on canvas – open frame
135 x 100 cm

Marginal Benefit marks Johannes Ulrich Kubiak’s third solo exhibition at Eva Steynen Gallery. The show presents a new body of large paintings on canvas and smaller works on paper, unfolding through colour, rhythm, and attentive perception.. The title alludes to the incremental nature of his practice, where meaning and perception emerge through accumulation rather than declaration. (More via link in Bio)
Johannes Ulrich Kubiak (b. 1961, D) lives and works in Antwerp.

23/05/2026

WANNES LECOMPTE x JAZZ MIDDELHEIM

Today Saturday 23 May and Monday 25 May.

At Jazz Middelheim, Wannes Lecompte brings together music and visual art in a series of unique live performances.

During the festival concerts, today and Monday, Lecompte will create watercolours on paper while the musicians perform, resulting in a series of small artist booklets. In parallel, he enters into dialogue with the musicians through two large-scale paintings created live beside the stage.

Alongside his painting practice, Wannes Lecompte is known for his live improvisations with various jazz musicians in the series Different Pieces.

“What is beautiful about jazz is that neither the listener nor the musician fully knows what will emerge.” This sense of wonder towards jazz and improvisation is deeply rooted in Lecompte’s work. Like the musicians he collaborates with, Lecompte approaches painting through rhythm, intuition, colour, and improvisation.

As a colourist, his canvases unfold unpredictably, where the final image remains unknown until the very last moment.

Come experience at Parc Den Brandt in Antwerp, how jazz becomes visible.

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23/05/2026

WANNES LECOMPTE x JAZZ MIDDELHEIM
At Jazz Middelheim, Wannes Lecompte brings together music and visual art in a series of unique live performances.

During the festival concerts today Saturday 23 May and Monday 25 May, Lecompte will create watercolours on paper while the musicians perform, resulting in a series of small artist booklets. In parallel, he enters into dialogue with the musicians through two large-scale paintings created live beside the stage.

17/05/2026

Last day of this year’s Antwerp Art Weekend.
Today we are open until 18:00

Marginal Benefit by Johannes Ulrich Kubiak remains on view at Eva Steynen Gallery through 20
June 2026.

Johannes Ulrich Kubiak
gravity – 2026
Tempera and pigment, acrylic on wood
46 x 37 cm

Adres

Zurenborgstraat 28
Antwerp
2018

Openingstijden

Donderdag	14:00 - 18:00
Vrijdag	14:00 - 18:00
Zaterdag	14:00 - 18:00

Telefoon

+32486209564

Website

http://www.evasteynen.be/

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