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ARTISTS exhibited, represented or available in the gallery :50
| Saâdane Afif - BRUXELLES | David Altmejd - BRUXELLES | David Altmejd - BRUXELLES | Harold Ancart - BRUXELLES | Richard Artschwager - BRUXELLES | Lynda Benglis - BRUXELLES | Huma Bhabha - BRUXELLES | McArthur Binion - BRUXELLES | Louise Bourgeois - BRUXELLES | Joe Bradley - BRUXELLES | Cris Brodahl - BRUXELLES | Daniel Buren - BRUXELLES | Jean-Marc Bustamante - BRUXELLES | John Chamberlain - BRUXELLES | George Condo - BRUXELLES | Thierry De Cordier - BRUXELLES | Willem de Kooning - BRUXELLES | William Eggleston - BRUXELLES | Michel François - BRUXELLES | Adam Fuss - BRUXELLES | Sayre Gomez - BRUXELLES | Antony Gormley - BRUXELLES | David Hammons - BRUXELLES | Evan Holloway - BRUXELLES | Roni Horn - BRUXELLES | Roni Horn - BRUXELLES | Thomas Houseago - BRUXELLES | Pierre Huyghe - BRUXELLES | Jacob Kassay - BRUXELLES | Esther Kläs - BRUXELLES | Leon Kossoff - BRUXELLES | Bertrand Lavier - BRUXELLES | Sherrie Levine - BRUXELLES | Robert Mapplethorpe - BRUXELLES | Malcolm Morley - BRUXELLES | David Noonan - BRUXELLES | Alessandro Pessoli - BRUXELLES | Jack Pierson - BRUXELLES | Ken Price - BRUXELLES | Tim Rollins and K.O.S. - BRUXELLES | Sterling Ruby - BRUXELLES | Robert Ryman - BRUXELLES | Padraig Timoney - BRUXELLES | Lesley Vance - BRUXELLES | Jan Vercruysse - BRUXELLES | Didier Vermeiren - BRUXELLES | Danh Vo - BRUXELLES | Cathy Wilkes - BRUXELLES | Cathy Wilkes - BRUXELLES | Erwin Wurm - BRUXELLES |

INFO of the GALLERY'S WEBSITE
GALLERY : HUFKENS XAVIER URL Exist
City : BRUXELLES
Country : BELGIUM
web site : www.xavierhufkens.com
email : info@xavierhufkens.com



ADDRESS :
6 rue St-Georges St-Jorisstraat 1050 Brussels, Belgium
+32 (0)2 639 67 30
OPENING HOURS :
Tue-Sat 11am-6pm

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ABSTRACT :
Xavier Hufkens is one of Europe’s leading contemporary art galleries. Founded over three decades ago, the gallery maintains a diverse programme with solo exhibitions by multiple generations of leading artists and estates, with three locations in Brussels. The origins of the gallery date back to 1987, when Xavier Hufkens opened a gallery space in an un-refurbished warehouse in the centre of Brussels. In its early years, the focus of the gallery was on mid-career and emerging artists and it is known for having introduced some of the most influential contemporary artists to Brussels at a time when they were still relatively unknown. British sculptor Antony Gormley, who is still represented by the gallery, Felix Gonzalez-Torres and Rosemarie Trockel all showed in Belgium for the first time with Xavier Hufkens.
GALLERY : HUFKENS XAVIER URL Exist
City : BRUXELLES
Country : BELGIUM
web site : www.xavierhufkens.com
email : info@xavierhufkens.com



ADDRESS :
44 rue Van Eyck | Van Eyckstraat Brussels, Belgium
+32 (0)2 639 67 30
OPENING HOURS :
Tue-Sat 11am-6pm

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ABSTRACT :
In the summer of 2020, Xavier Hufkens announced new artist representations, including Lynda Benglis and Huma Bhabha, shortly followed by the opening of its third location in Brussels, on rue Van Eyck. In 2022, the gallery began collaborations with Cecilia Vicuña, Christopher Wool and the Estate of Milton Avery. The St-Georges gallery reopened its doors in June 2022, after undergoing a significant expansion designed by the original architects Robbrecht & Daem. Alongside an expanded digital programme, the new building announces an ambitious new phase for Xavier Hufkens and its artists.
GALLERY : HUFKENS XAVIER URL Exist
City : BRUXELLES
Country : BELGIUM
web site : www.xavierhufkens.com
email : info@xavierhufkens.com



ADDRESS :
107 rue St-Georges St-Jorisstraat 1050 Brussels, Belgium
+32 (0)2 639 67 30
OPENING HOURS :
Tue-Sat 11am-6pm

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ABSTRACT :
A second nearby space opened in the spring of 2013. Located in the Galerie Rivoli, an iconic Seventies-era building, the new gallery space was designed by Swiss architect Harry Gugger, who was previously in partnership with Herzog and De Meuron. The Rivoli gallery has hosted solo exhibitions by Paul McCarthy, Nicolas Party, Danh V?, Cathy Wilkes and Zhang Enli, among many others. In 2014, Xavier Hufkens began its ongoing collaboration with Belgian artist Walter Swennen, and with acclaimed British artist Tracey Emin the following year. The gallery has long been active in the publication of catalogues and monographs on the work of its artists.