Here, TLmag highlights the most recent exhibitions and artists featured at our sister gallery Spazio Nobile.
TLMagazine is turning 10 this year. To celebrate, we asked 20 artists and designers to send our sister gallery, Spazio Nobile, a set of bespoke objects. The result? The Random Collection.
As part of our series on Die Werkstatt, the collective behind our seasonal exhibition at Spazio Nobile, we spoke with designer Valentin Loellmann about his work
As part of our series on Die Werkstatt, the collective behind our seasonal exhibition at Spazio Nobile, we spoke with designer Kaspar Hamacher about his work
As part of our series on Die Werkstatt, the collective behind our seasonal exhibition at Spazio Nobile, we spoke with designer Damien Gernay about his work
As part of our series on Die Werkstatt, the collective behind our seasonal exhibition at Spazio Nobile, we spoke with designer Fabian Von Spreckelsen about his work
As part of our series on Die Werkstatt, the collective behind our seasonal exhibition at Spazio Nobile, we spoke with photographer Jonas Loellmann about his work
At COLLECTIBLE, our sister gallery presents a group show with Kustaa Saksi, Chen & Williams, Bela Silva, Kaspar Hamacher, Alexia de Ville, Frederik Vercruysse, Laetitia Bica and Isaac Monté
Kustaa Saksi will be exhibiting seven of his recent tapestries with Spazio Nobile Gallery during Collectible 21st Century Design at the Vanderborght Building, Brussels, from 7 until 11 March.
Bela Silva is a Portuguese artist who is currently living between Brussels and Lisbon. She recently collaborated with the luxury brand Hermès on famous silk scarves. She exhibits next week at Collectible Fair with Spazio Nobile.
The Belgian master ceramist is leading Collect visitors Into the Stockmansblauw with a set of wall installations and some rather philosophical objects
Spazio Nobile Gallery exhibits for its Season VII the group of designers and photographer Damien Gernay, Kaspar Hamacher, Jonas and Valentin Loellmann and Fabian von Spreckelsen. Die Werkstatt is guided by the idea that you must find a place to be wherever you are.
Itinérance #2, focusing on Belgian and French contemporary designers and curated by Jean-François Declercq, opens up on Friday 26 January at Bozar with Spazio Nobile and Kolkhoze.
