Jan Vanriets reeksen met recente schilderijen en tekeningen Christus op de koude steen en Gethsemane vormen één grote tentoonstelling: Gethsemane. Ze toont eenzaamheid, verraad en verlatenheid, leest als een passieverhaal – het landschap met olijfbomen als ultieme getuige.

Voorstel:
Jan Vanriet's series of recent paintings and drawings, Christ on the Cold Stone and Gethsemane, form one large exhibition: Gethsemane. It depicts loneliness, betrayal and abandonment, reading like a story of passion – the landscape with olive trees as the ultimate witness.

De Zwarte Panter is Flanders oldest gallery, organising contemporary art exhibitions, book launches, and concerts since 1968. Housed in a large historical monument in Antwerp’s city centre, the gallery often presents several exhibitions simultaneously, including a permanent display of works by painter Fred Bervoets. Next to Bervoets, the gallery represents, amongst others, Nick Andrews, Marc Kennes, Tom Liekens, Benjamin Demeyere, Frank Wagemans, Jan Vanriet, Michel Buylen, Agnes Guillaume, Dr. Hugo Heyrman, Roger Van Akelijen, Ysbrant, Jan Cox, Herr Seele, and Kamagurka.