SPECIAL FEATURE: Antwerp Art Weekend 2019 (Selected Shows Part 2)

Featured Artists: Thomas Palme, Christian Theiß, Rainer Spangl, Dagmar Varady, Sean Sullivan, Leon Vranken, Oksana Shachko, Katya Ev, Josefin Arnell, Janis Rafa, Raphaela Vogel, Rory Pilgrim, Lutgard De Meyer, Boy & Erik Stappaerts, Liesbet Grupping, David Wauters, Henk Delabie, Tamara Van San, Christiane Blattmann, Luc Coeckelberghs, Ulysses Ost, Timothy Segers, Marius Ritiu, Kiluanji Kia Henda, Katleen Vinck, Philip Metten, Tamara Dees, Anton Cotteleer, Robert Roest, Thorsten Brinkmann, Caroline Coolen, Alberto Scodro, Nika Neelova, Johan Gelper, Lieven Segers, Frido Evers, Jehoshua Rozenman, Mathias Prenen, Tatjana Wolska

Featured venues: MARTINETZ, Clages, Devening Projects, weekend (s), mariondecannière, Geukens & De Vil, De Studio, GOWIE, Pulsar, DMW Art Space, Base-Alpha, Zeno X Gallery, Ballroom Project, Twelve Twelve Gallery, The White House Gallery, CINNNAMON, Hopstreet Gallery, Kristof de Clercq Gallery, MLF, Galerie Fontana, Irene Laub Gallery

Date: May 16 – 19, 2019

Photography: images courtesy of the artists and galleries

Antwerp harbors a vibrant contemporary art scene, ranging from internationally renowned museums, galleries and art centers to artist-in-residencies, project spaces, young and upcoming initiatives and pop-up exhibitions.

Conveniently located in the proximity of Brussels, Paris, London, Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Cologne, Antwerp hosts a continuous flow of artists and art lovers, complementing the already, vibrant local scene.

Since 2014, the non-profit organization Antwerp Art connects and promotes the activities by its members – a selection of quality contemporary art galleries, art spaces and museums -, as well as a brisk pool of upcoming art initiatives and pop-up exhibition spaces, located in Antwerp.

Antwerp Art is the joint platform for these exhibition spaces, listing relevant exhibitions and openings for both professionals and a wider audience. Next to this, Antwerp Art organizes the annual Antwerp Art Weekend, a manifestation for contemporary art in Antwerp.