The inaugural group exhibition reflects Galler Collective’s vision of artistic dialogue and creative friction. Painting, sculpture, ceramics, and installation come together in a dynamic encounter of practices and perspectives.

The exhibition brings together works by Sacha Krinstinsky, Maya Bolsens, Alec Dhondt, and Tom Volkaert, each presenting a distinct visual language. Their approaches differ in medium and method, allowing ideas, materials, and perspectives to meet, overlap, and occasionally clash.

Rather than seeking harmony, the exhibition embraces these moments of tension. In this space, artists are free to experiment, confront differences, and explore unexpected connections between art, perception, and everyday life.

Galler Collective

During Antwerp Art Weekend, Galler Collective opens its doors as a new platform for artistic exchange and collaboration. Located at Italiëlei 22 in Antwerp, the collective occupies a former metalware store designed by Belgian architect Léon Stynen. The building’s functional brutalist architecture, once a place of craftsmanship and production, now becomes the setting for a new artistic community.

Galler Collective is conceived as an open ecosystem where artists, visitors, and the city connect through shared artistic experiences. Through exhibitions, workshops, and events, the collective encourages dialogue and collaboration across disciplines and generations.