For Antwerp Art Weekend, Pizza Gallery invites a wide array of artists to show a work on paper. The work itself can be anything paper-related: sketch, collage, painting, figurative, huge, tiny, brutal, introspective,... as long as it fits the frame delivered by the gallery we're good. Like the frames the prices of the works are uniform.

Participating artists: Rund Alarabi, Anne Beumer, Veronika Bezdenejnykh, Sigurrós G. Björnsdóttir, Boat Tourism Noise Pollution, Dora Brams, Atilla Buonsenso, Michiel Ceulers, Jeffe De Brabandere, Ian De Weerdt, Jonas Dehnen, Louise Delanghe, Dieter Durinck, Jorik Dzobava, Baldvin Einarsson, Mekhitar Garabedian, Chris Gillis, Antoine Goossens, Gerard Herman, Bert Huyghe, Árni Jónsson, De Klup, Vedran Kopljar, Hamer Körmeling, Judit Kristensen, Tom Król, Laurens Legiers, Viktor Mattson, Rufus Michielsen, Victoria Palacios, Dieter Ravyts, Guy Rombouts, Shervin/e Sheikh Rezaei, Fabien Silvestre Suzor, Stijn Ter Braak, Karel Thienpont, Meri Toivanen, Jan Tromp, Mariami Tsotadze, Sietske Van Aerde, Floris Van Look, Sharon Van Overmeiren, Mathieu Verhaeghe, Ken Verhoeven, Emma Verhulst, Noa Verkeyn, Tom Volkaert, Hans Wuyts, Davide Zulli.

During Antwerp Art Weekend, artists Dana Seachuga and Octave Vandeweghe of Studio DO invite you to enjoy a cocktail sipped from cobblestones at various locations across the city. These spontaneous interventions are part of their ongoing project 'Dining within the Ruins of Aesthetics and Function', which explores the intersection of heritage, stonecutting, and the act of dining. For this occasion, DO engages in a dialogue with the city’s historic bond with cobblestones.

01.06, 15:30-17:00

Established in 2021, Pizza Gallery has rapidly become a dynamic space for contemporary art in Antwerp, with a second location opened in Ghent in April 2025. Alongside its exhibitions, the gallery also runs Meer Meer, an artist residency in Flanders, offering creatives the opportunity to immerse themselves in a reflective environment.

Pizza Gallery is dedicated to showcasing artists who challenge conventions and explore the edges of their mediums. With a focus on fostering dialogue and collaboration, Pizza Gallery emphasizes depth and engagement over spectacle. Its exhibitions are thoughtfully curated to create connections—between artists, ideas, and audiences—while encouraging experimentation and risk-taking.