Keteleer Gallery is delighted to present a solo exhibition by Patrick Van Caeckenbergh (b. 1960. Aalst, BE). This marks his first solo exhibition with the gallery since joining, featuring an exciting collection of new works that exemplify the continued evolution of his distinctive artistic practice, which he has been refining since the 1980s.

In the lead-up to their second participation in Tokyo Gendai, Keteleer Gallery presents Healing Fiction with four emerging artists: Joëlle Dubois, Clara Spilliaert, Floris Van Look, and Nami Yokoyama. Although their styles and techniques vary, they share a profound ability to connect personal experiences with universal themes. The exhibition explores how images and language can both unite and divide. Each work is visually captivating and simultaneously contemplative. Together, these four artists offer an exploration of painting and drawing, providing meaningful insights into the contemporary human condition and the relationships between the self, society, and nature, all through their own unique visual languages.

Keteleer Gallery opened its doors in 2012 and organically evolved into a family driven business in which a dynamic and open contact with the local and international artworld became its core focus while continuously honoring Belgium’s rich art history. The familial aspect is reflected in a warm and welcoming environment, aimed at lowering the threshold to offer an inspiring experience to a broad and diverse audience.

In September 2019, Keteleer Gallery moved to a new space at the Pourbusstraat in the South of Antwerp, a well-known building where many galleries created a now famous history. Centrally located between the Royal Museum of Fine Arts, M HKA, FOMU and the ‘New South’, this location is a symbol for new collaborations and the joining of both young and established, forgotten and world famous, off-centre and leading Belgian and international artists.