Keteleer Gallery is very pleased to present Champagne and Strawberries, a solo exhibition by Mircea Suciu (b.1978, Baia Mare, RO). Suciu's first exhibition since joining the gallery will consist of an entirely new series of paintings.

Keteleer Gallery is delighted to announce a solo exhibition by Philippe Van Snick.
Philippe Van Snick (1946–2019) was on of the most significant Belgian artists of the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. Grounded in the decimal system (0–9), Van Snick developed a rigorous yet poetic body of work in which painting, photography, installation, and sculpture converge within a defined palette of ten colours — from primary and secondary hues to black, white, gold, and silver, later expanded through the polarity of “day and night.” His work balances systematic rigor with sensitivity, intuition, and vulnerability, resisting strict categorisation within minimal or conceptual art. Across decades, Van Snick consistently demonstrated how structure and freedom, economy and richness, can coexist within a single artistic logic.

Image: Philippe Van Snick, untitled, 2018, acrylic ond graphite on paper, 59 x 84 cm. Photography: Fotorama

Keteleer Gallery, founded by Frederick Keteleer in 2012, has swiftly emerged as a pioneering force within the contemporary art world. With a strong family-driven ethos, the gallery has developed a reputation for fostering dynamic and open connections with both the local and international art scenes, while simultaneously honoring Belgium’s rich artistic legacy. The gallery thrives on its commitment to accessibility, offering an inspiring and welcoming environment that encourages engagement with art across diverse audiences.

In September 2019, Keteleer Gallery took an important step by relocating to a new space on Pourbusstraat in the heart of Antwerp’s flourishing cultural district. Nestled between the Royal Museum of Fine Arts, M HKA, FOMU, and the vibrant ‘New South,’ the gallery's new location becomes a symbol of innovation, with an exciting blend of established, emerging, and underexposed Belgian and international artists. This move represents a forward-thinking approach to artistic dialogue and collaboration.

In 2023, the gallery strengthened its leadership with the appointment of Koen Leemans as the new director. Together with Frederick Keteleer, they continue to shape the gallery’s vision, forging groundbreaking partnerships and pushing the boundaries of contemporary art. Their combined expertise sets the stage for Keteleer Gallery to remain a leading force in both Belgian and international art circles, showcasing an ambitious roster of artists that spans the spectrum of the modern and the avant-garde.