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There are currently no exhibitions on view at Keteleer Gallery.
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- Ketleer Gallery is pleased to present Four to the Floor, a group exhibition with works by Nel Aerts, Bjarne Melgaard, Helmut Middendorf, Koen van den Broek and Carole Vanderlinden. "Four to the floor" refers to the steady 4/4 rhythm in which the kick drum hits every beat—a relentless, driving pulse that anchors the dancefloor. At once simple and forceful, it provides a constant structure that allows for variation, intensity, and disruption. This exhibition at Keteleer Gallery translates that principle into painting. Four to the Floor brings together five artists who, each in their own way, work within—or against—systems of repetition, rhythm, and pictorial cadence. Their paintings operate like visual beats: at times strict and iterative, at others fractured and unstable, yet always carried by an underlying pulse. Nel Aerts brings a playful, syncopated dissonance to her cartoon-like figuration, hovering between control and derailment. Bjarne Melgaard pushes rhythm toward excess and rupture, exposing what happens when the beat implodes into overwhelming chaos. Helmut Middendorf, rooted in Neue Wilde and 1980s Berlin subculture, channels raw physical energy—the brushstroke itself becomes an urgent, almost anarchic beat. Koen van den Broek fragments landscape and architecture into recurring motifs—roads, shadows, edges—that shift and displace like visual downbeats. Carole Vanderlinden works at a slower, more introspective tempo, where color and form repeat as a quiet cycle of appearance and dissolution. Together, these artists construct a field of tension between order and disruption, repetition and deviation. Four to the Floor becomes a metaphor for painting itself—a medium that continually negotiates its own structures, conventions, and rhythms.Description
Four to the Floor
17 Oct 2026 – 21 Nov 2026
- Keteleer Gallery is very pleased to present a solo exhibition by Joëlle Dubois. The artist's third solo exhibition at the gallery will consist of an entirely new series of works. More info coming soon.Description
Joëlle Dubois
28 Nov 2026 – 16 Jan 2027
- Keteleer Gallery is pleased to present Wild Cube, a group exhibition with works by Leo Copers, Luc Deleu & T.O.P. office and Lois Weinberger. More info coming soon.Description
Wild Cube
23 Jan 2027 – 27 Feb 2027
Recent past exhibitions
- Keteleer Gallery is very pleased to announce a solo exhibition with Mircea Suciu (b.1978, Baia Mare, RO). Suciu's first exhibition since joining the gallery will consist of an entirely new series of paintings.Description
Mircea Suciu
Ended 20 Jun 2026
- In this dual exhibition, the works of two artists come together, exploring in a poetic way the relationship between humanity and nature, as well as between material and form. Processes, transformations, and traces become visible in the works, which not only enter into dialogue with the curved spaces of the Gehry galleries but also extend into the museum’s outdoor spaces.Description
Cartographies of Growth - Katinka Bock in Dialogue with Lois Weinberger
Ended 7 Jun 2026
- Keteleer Gallery is very pleased to present a solo exhibition by Antoine Roegiers. The artist's fourth exhibition with the gallery will consist of an entirely new series of paintings.Description
Antoine Roegiers
Ended 2 May 2026
- Keteleer Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Enrique Marty (b. 1969, Salamanca, Spain). Marty's third solo exhibition with the gallery will consist of an entirely new series of paintings. The exhibition will be on view in the gallery's basement exhibition space.Description
Enrique Marty
Ended 2 May 2026
- Keteleer Gallery is pleased to announce its participation to Art Brussels 2026. For this year's presentation, Keteleer Gallery invites you into a carefully curated selection of works across painting, sculpture, drawing and installation. The gallery features both familiar voices and exciting new additions. Among the long-standing collaborators whose practice continues to evolve, the presentation highlights for instance Stephan Balkenhol, Joëlle Dubois, Clara Spilliaert, Mircea Suciu and Guy Van Bossche. At the same time, Keteleer Gallery brings forward newly-represented artists, such as the Japanese painter Naofumi Maruyama. In addition to the group exhibition, Keteleer Gallery proudly dedicates a curated stand to the acclaimed Swiss artist Marc Bauer. This solo display offers a compelling encounter with Bauer’s most recent work: a new suite of drawings and immersive wall-pieces that probe the charged nexus of media, history and subjectivity.Description
Art Brussels 2026
Ended 26 Apr 2026
Keteleer Gallery
Ended 28 Feb 2026
Daan Gielis : U'll be fine
Ended 28 Feb 2026