As one of the country’s leading art critics, Sam Steverlynck’s Art Brussels weekend goes from opening to opening, to yet more openings. Here’s what his three-day marathon looked liked.
Steven Baelen at his show at Levy.Delval Gallery
Tim Wouters from Waldburger Wouters Gallery in front of paintings by Ding Yi
Architect Julien De Smedt, Sisse Bro from Bro Modern, artist Charlie Koolhaas and architect Nicholas Firket
Filip Markiewicz, representing Luxemburg at the upcoming Venice Biennale, at his solo booth at Aeroplastics
Jérome Jacobs from Aeroplastics Gallery
Artist/ fisherman Emmanuel Régent at Galerie Baraudou – Schriqui
Artist Renzo Martens
Sadaharu Horio at Axel Vervoordt’s booth
Gladstone Gallery’s Maxime de la Brousse next to Kathryn Andrews, Long Island, (2015)
Honoré d’0, one of the two winners of the best solo booth at Kristof De Clercq Gallery
Pieter Vermeersch at Greta Meert Gallery’s booth
Collector Francis De Beir discussing with artist Ermias Kifleyesus in front of one of his works
Art Brussels’ artistic director Katerina Gregos
Galerist Harlan Levey in front of a work by Jeroen Jongeleen
Aquamarina Adonopoulou from Caroll/ Fletcher in front of a work by Constant Dullaart
The Gainsbourg of art criticism
Artists Lieven – 120 Minutes – Segers and Guillaume Bijl
Arist Kurt Ryslavy with Istvan Ist Huzjan and Thibaut Espiau from artist run space Coffre Fort
Aspiring young writer Sam Steverlynck and Chris Lecler from HEKLA in front of an artificial rock sculpture
Artist run space HEKLA’s Chris Lecler
View from the messed up penthouse at Hotel Bloom, performance by the Ducth Collective The Holls
