exhibitions and fairs

Discover the new exclusive exhibition by Didier Engels - A belgian photographer who is one of a kind. Immerse yourself in his unique pictures of cargo hulls and containers.

Justin Dingwall and Roman Handt are here collaborating on the “rerouted” series, to have us meditate on the alternative pathways we sometimes have to travel in life. For the first time, they complemented the photo series with one-off pieces, canvas and silk screen prints.

3 artists creating, 3 diverse personalities, an artistic harmony emerging.

by searching inside the works of our artists we found out the common thread that joins them in harmony.

we will be present at the international photo fair Unseen Amsterdam from 16 to 18 septembre 2022

This exhibition showcases the timeless aesthetics of Iwajla Klinke’s photographic portraits in a solo show.

her impressive photographic portraits of young people on a black background give the feeling of being out of time. they are hybrids, belonging to several cultures, in the process of metamorphosis from boy to girl, from man to animal, from teenager to priest or from child to adult.

Discover the exclusive new collection by our prodigy iPhone photographer, Derrick O. Boateng.

This exhibition, in collaboration with the Brussels African Art Center (BAAC) invites you to discover two artistic worlds that are culturally very different but share the same values. A contrast between European and African art that pushes you to question realities of our times and how photography participates in conveying the values of modern artists.

We are hosting a new exhibition : “Ceci n’est pas un portrait” which will present portraits like never before !

We are participating in the 6th edition of the PhotoBrussels Festival Tour until 26 March 2022.

inside-out is opening its first and brand-new photo art gallery in the heart of Marolles on 15|01|2022.

Expect unique exhibitions and photo art works from local and international artists.

22-year-old Ghanaian rising-star, Derrick Ofosu Boateng, is inspired by the richness of the African lifestyle. Radiating positivity and energy, Derrick’s ultra bright afro pop portraits offer a new perspective on Africa.

The "iPhone artist" first started on his father's iphone camera.

“Why did men drink wine and women water? “ In A Room of One’s Own (1929), Virginia Woolf reflects on the roles and responsibilities of men and women, which are so unfairly shared. in this exhibition of 17 photographs, Vicky Martin and Patrick Van der Elst share their own views on femininity and the status of women today.