Quelles sont les heures d'ouverture ?

Jeudi 14:00 - 18:00 Vendredi 14:00 - 18:00 Samedi 14:00 - 18:00

Lee-Bauwens Gallery

Page d'Accueil
België
Forest
Lee-Bauwens Gallery

Contemporary Art gallery based in Brussels, Belgium

01/09/2026

Dear friends,
We are so proud to announce that our artist Jiana Kim has been commissioned for the VIP Lounge of Frieze Seoul 2026.

_ INSIDE, The Structure We Live In : Jiana has taken over the entire 826 m² lounge. There is no canvas here, the architecture is the work. Step through the door and you are already inside it.

_Freize Seoul, 2–5 September 2026 _COEX Convention Center, Seoul

27/07/2026

We wish you a beautiful summer filled with light, curiosity, and new perspectives.

We return on September 19 with the exhibition Lucas Leffler_Analog Collapse.

Until then, enjoy the season!!

09/07/2026

We are delighted to announce that works by Chun Kwangyoung and Shin Meekyoung are on view this summer at Delvaux in Brussels,

while Jiana Kim and Min Sunghong are being exhibited at Natan in Brussels.

We are thrilled to see these four remarkable Korean artists showcased by two of Belgium’s most iconic luxury houses this summer!! 👏

If you’re in Brussels, we warmly invite you to discover these unique artistic experiences.

Delvaux

30/06/2026

Final week — "Peaux Fragiles"!!!

Last chance to experience Peaux Fragiles, an exhibition bringing together 16 artists for whom paper is a site of inquiry rather than a simple medium.
At once support, skin, archive, and threshold, paper becomes a living surface—receiving, recording, erasing, and enduring—reflecting impermanence, trace, memory, and vulnerability.
Through gestures of inscription, accumulation, erasure, and transformation, the works reveal paper as a surface open to infinite possibilities while bearing the marks of time.

_On view until this Saturday
_Open Thursday to Saturday  14:00-18:00

26/06/2026

Artist Focus: Simon Schubert (b. 1976, Germany)

Simon Schubert tirelessly folds a single sheet of white paper until haunted architectural interiors emerge through light and relief alone. Devoid of human presence, these ghostly spaces transform absence into subject matter, while paper itself becomes the fragile skin of a vanished world.

Works by the artist are on display in the exhibition "Peaux Fragiles"!!!

_On view until 05.07.2026.
_Open Thursday to Saturday, 14:00–18:00, or by appointment.

Photo by © Marina Rosa Weigl

23/06/2026

Artist Focus: Gustavo Riego Maidana (b. 1983, lives and works in Paraguay)

Gustavo Riego Maidana inserts drawings of natural disasters into pages of stock market listings, using financial newspapers as a backdrop for what markets cannot measure. In One Empty Dollar—a hollowed-out banknote reduced to its skeletal structure—and a dollar bill locked inside a cage, currency becomes a specimen for observation. Capitalism is revealed as a silent disaster: not a force that destroys everything at once, but one that slowly erodes and empties from within.

These compelling works are currently featured in "Peaux Fragiles" !!!

_Exhibition on view until 5 July 2026
_Open Thursday to Saturday from 14:00 to 18:00, or by appointment

Gustavo Riego

17/06/2026

Artist Focus: Chun Kwang Young ( (b. 1944, South Korea)

Chun Kwang Young wraps hundreds of small triangular forms in hanji—traditional Korean paper made from mulberry bark—sourced from ancient Korean, Chinese, and Japanese books. These delicate fragments, carrying traces of centuries-old inscriptions, come together in mesmerizing aggregations where harmony emerges from chaos, and the infinitely small connects with collective memory.

Discover his remarkable recent works in the exhibition “Peaux Fragiles “!!

_Exhibition until 05.07.2026
_Open Thursday to Saturday
14:00–18:00 or by appointment

10/06/2026

Artist Focus: Renie Spoelstra (b. 1974, The Netherlands), recipient of the Prix Guerlain 2026.

Travelling to some of the world’s most remote landscapes—from the glaciers of Peru to secluded forests and lakes—Spoelstra gathers impressions that she later transforms in her studio into monumental charcoal drawings.

Her deep blacks and subtle gradations of grey suspend the landscape between presence and disappearance. Through layers of charcoal and acts of erasure, her works evoke what she describes as the intertwined realities of life and loss, inviting viewers into a space where memory, fragility, and nature converge.

Don’t miss the opportunity to discover her works in the exhibition "Peaux Fragiles",
_On view until 5 July 2026.
_Open : Thursday to Saturday  14:00 - 18:00 or by appointment

30/05/2026

We are delighted to present "Peaux Fragiles", an exhibition bringing together 16 artists from seven countries, whose practices are as diverse as paper itself., in all its plurality, at the center of an exploration of ephemerality, trace, and vulnerability.

Paper is the skin of the world. It creases, tears, burns, and carries the imprint of gesture and the memory of time. In our societies saturated with digital images and synthetic materials, it embodies a quiet form of resistance: a material that ages, transforms, and eventually disappears.

Join us tomorrow to discover our exhibition!!! 😘

_Opening
Sunday, 31.05.2026
14 → 19h

_Exhibition
until 05.07.2026

This exhibition is part of Volxem, Art in Forest — a contemporary art event bringing together 14 venues with a rich programme of exhibitions, performances, and guided visits.

08/04/2026

Exhibition: "Là où les formes se répondent"
With Moon-Pil Shim and Erwan Mahéo

_On view until April 26, 2026
_Open Thursday to Saturday, 2–6 PM

Focus Artist: Erwan Mahéo

Erwan Mahéo (b. 1968, France) is a visual artist who lives and works in Brussels. His work explores the creative process and the relationships between architectural space and the space of thought. He creates places or situations, real or virtual, where analogy, memory, history, and dialogue become materials for construction.
Since 2022, Erwan Mahéo has directed the Urban Space studio at La Cambre, École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Visuels in Brussels.
In 2003, he founded the project Le Centre du Monde, an artist residency on Belle-Île-en-Mer (France), whose collection was donated to FRAC Bretagne in 2014. On this occasion, he published the essay Le Centre du Monde (description d’une sculpture invisible).
Since 2012, he has also been leading the editorial project Herman Byrd, in collaboration with photographer Sébastien Reuzé. Herman Byrd is a fictional character—an art enthusiast and publisher—behind a number of experimental publications and newspapers such as Wave IX, Le Morning (distributed in 2016 at the bar Le Night in Bazouge-la-Pérouse), and SWIM (See What I Mean), the newspaper of the sculpture studio at La Cambre (2011–2012).
In 2022, he was awarded the Mondes Nouveaux / France Relance program, for which he created an in situ work, La Sirène, in the former foghorn tower of Belle-Île-en-Mer. Since then, he has developed various projects there as both curator and artist.

Adresse

Rue Du Charme, 36
Forest
1190

Heures d'ouverture

Jeudi	14:00 - 18:00
Vendredi	14:00 - 18:00
Samedi	14:00 - 18:00

Téléphone

+3226468300

Site Web

http://www.leebauwens.com/

Notifications

Soyez le premier à savoir et laissez-nous vous envoyer un courriel lorsque Lee-Bauwens Gallery publie des nouvelles et des promotions. Votre adresse e-mail ne sera pas utilisée à d'autres fins, et vous pouvez vous désabonner à tout moment.