Melissa Gordon:  Shits and Giggles For her third solo exhibition at Deweer Gallery, Shits and Giggles , American and British artist Melissa Gordon (b. 1981, Cambridge, USA) has made an environment of ... Read more →

Nasan Tur:  As Hard As You Can Can art save the world? Turkish-German artist Nasan Tur (b. 1974, Offenbach / lives and works in Berlin) doesn’t think so. Being an ... Read more →

Andy Wauman: Tropicalization After exhibitions in 2006, 2009, and 2012,  Tropicalization is Andy Wauman’s fourth one-man show in Otegem. Since about two years, Andy Wauman (born in Wilrijk, Belgium in ... Read more →

Enrique Marty – Reinterpretada reinterpreted In Reinterpretada Reinterpreted, Enrique Marty (b. 1969, Salamanca) re-interprets for Deweer Gallery the exhibition he made a few months ago for the Museo Lázaro Galdiano ... Read more →

Stephan Balkenhol For his 11th one-man show at Deweer Gallery, the German sculptor Stephan Balkenhol makes an exhibition with new works made exclusively for the show. Benjamin Moravec – Le ... Read more →

Room II Panamarenko – PANAMARENKO Revisited solo exhibition With this exhibition Deweer Gallery pushes forward the work of one of those visual artists who ... Read more →

February 6–March 10, 2019 Vernissage: February 3, 2019 , 2-6pm  3pm Panel discussion with Philippe Van Cauteren, Julie Espeel, Peter Swinnen & Enrique Marty. Moderator Dries Verstraete. Book presentation of  Observer, ... Read more →

35 Years Panamarenko & Deweer Gallery – A Brilliant Story since 1983 If Panamarenko did not exist, they would have to invent him. From the early 1970s until his ... Read more →

Stephan Balkenhol solo show A new individual exhibition by  Stephan Balkenhol , one of the most influential contemporary German sculptors, internationally renowned for his figurative sculptures in wood. Deweer Gallery ... Read more →

Boris Mikhailov Deweer Gallery takes great pleasure in announcing its second one-person exhibition with the internationally celebrated Ukrainian photographer Boris Mikhailov (b. 1938, Kharkov, Ukraine. Works in Kharkov, Ukraine, and Berlin, ... Read more →

Melissa Gordon (b. 1981) is an American-born and London-based painter, printmaker and editor. Recent exhibitions include Material Evidence (Spike Island, Bristol 2013), HERstories (Bonner Kunstverein 2013), Art & Press ... Read more →

Room II Günther Förg The Double Dream of Spring Günther Förg was born in Füssen, Germany, in 1952. He lives and works in Colombier, Switzerland, and Freiburg im ... Read more →

Anna Vogel:  Civitas Anna Vogel (1981, Herdecke) is an upcoming German artist. After a successful spring in which she won the ZONTA-award and participated in well-received exhibitions at Huis Marseille, Amsterdam (Netherlands), ... Read more →

30 Years Stephan Balkenhol & Deweer Gallery – A Brilliant Story since 1987 This year, Deweer Gallery celebrates its 30-year collaboration with sculptor Stephan Balkenhol. The reputed gallery in ... Read more →

Modern Talk : Günther Förg / Melissa Gordon, Thomas Kratz & George Little In its relentless quest for strong, emerging personalities in painting from the international scene, ... Read more →

30 years ago, Jan Fabre and Mark Deweer started their collaboration. At the time, in 1985, Fabre was a young, very much up-and-coming artist. Today, he is one of the most important artists of our ... Read more →

Curator: Paco Barragán Enrique Marty: Group Therapy, Act of Faith, Dark Room at Domus Artium (DA2) is the first comprehensive mid-career show of Spanish artist Enrique Marty (b. 1969, Salamanca). The scope ... Read more →

Meadows on the grid float is American artist Matthew Lutz-Kinoy’s first solo show at Deweer Gallery. It features new paintings, watercolours, screen-prints, and a set of ceramics the artist made for recent performances. ... Read more →

Thomas Kratz - Jump To First Los Angeles: carefree, relaxed and hedonistic? Or more like a major capital city polluted by car exhaust gases where people live in their own bubbles? ... Read more →

Through The Lens – Platform for Photography group show Through The Lens offers a platform to ambitious, promising talents who show exceptional skill in the exploration of ... Read more →

Nasan Tur To Turkish-German artist Nasan Tur it is the first exhibition with Deweer Gallery as well as the very first solo show in Belgium. Nasan was born in Offenbach, Germany in ... Read more →

Thomas Kratz Ahoi In his first solo exhibition with Deweer Gallery (and indeed in Belgium), German artist Thomas Kratz (b. 1972), who works in a wide variety of media, presents mainly ... Read more →

The Swiss Shirana Shahbazi (b. 1974, Teheran) is an internationally acclaimed artist who has, time and again, infused the medium of photography with new approaches. Coinciding with her participation in the 94th edition of the ... Read more →

Deweer Gallery is the challenging setting for a new edition of Everything for you by Belgian artist Jan De Cock. De Cock’s exhibition series tackles the concept of the free market. The first edition Everything ... Read more →

This year Deweer Gallery will be participating for the 2nd time at miart , the international fair for modern and contemporary art in Milan. From April 13 until 18, 2018 we will present on ... Read more →

Jan Fabre: Vanitas Vanitatum, Omnia Vanitas With the exhibition Jan Fabre – Vanitas Vanitatum, Omnia Vanitas (Vanity of vanities, all is vanity), Deweer Gallery presents an exclusive preview of ... Read more →

Room II Enrique Marty: Soft Cockney Enrique Marty’s vast oeuvre includes paintings, videos, watercolours and sculptures, and presents itself as a veritable exploration of the hidden side of the human ... Read more →

Deweer Gallery was founded in 1979 by Mark & Marleen Deweer. For more than thirty years, they have brought contemporary art from around the world to rural Otegem. Thanks to their ongoing search for now international ... Read more →

The spiritual world is not clearly defined. Its existence can be completely denied or, on the contrary, situated out of reach, in a world beyond ours. It is impossible to agree on what we mean ... Read more →