Ceramic Brussels | Galerie Transit
The first art fair dedicated to contemporary ceramics, Tour & Taxis Brussels, 25 – 28.01.2024
The fair will bring together more than 60 galleries, institutions and key players in contemporary ceramics in the heart of Brussels in a unique scenography. The sculptor Johan Creten will be the fair guest of honour 2024 and, as a member of the advisory board, will contribute to the fair’s programming and take part in the selection of galleries. The fair has the support of renowned international experts in the field of contemporary ceramics, who make up its advisory board for the first edition.
This new event will take the form of a militant fair, resolutely focused on showcasing contemporary ceramics, with an intense agenda that includes visits and exhibitions, a series of conferences and the publication of an annual review. The fair will emphasize the experience and encounter of content, while at the same time creating an international market and networking platform.
Concept of the galerie Transit booth A 18: “What did ceramic mean in 35 years of galerie Transit (1988 – 2023)?”, featuring an historical overview with ceramic works by: Johan Creten, Thomas Huber, Nikita Kadan, Kocheisen + Hullmann, Mehdi-Georges Lahlou, Michael Sailstorfer, Christophe Terlinden, Herman Van Ingelgem, Bram Van Meervelde, Jenny Watson
Photos of our booth A18, photographed by Geoffrey Fritsch
→ Tour & Taxis, Sheds, 3 Picard street 1000 Brussels OR Havenlaan 86C, 1000 Brussel
OVERVIEW OF EXHIBITED WORKS
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Johan Creten
Thomas Huber
Nikita Kadan
Kocheisen + Hullmann
Thomas Kocheisen and Ulrike Hullmann have lived and worked together since 1986. The works of Kocheisen + Hullmann basically consist of two complementary or related parts. The sculptures formally represent the self-image of the way both artists work, by examining human tensions.
Mehdi-Georges Lahlou
Michael Sailstorfer
Christophe Terlinden
Herman Van Ingelgem
Bram Van Meervelde
Jenny Watson
The fair will bring together more than 60 galleries, institutions and key players in contemporary ceramics in the heart of Brussels in a unique scenography. The sculptor Johan Creten will be the fair guest of honour 2024 and, as a member of the advisory board, will contribute to the fair’s programming and take part in the selection of galleries. The fair has the support of renowned international experts in the field of contemporary ceramics, who make up its advisory board for the first edition.
This new event will take the form of a militant fair, resolutely focused on showcasing contemporary ceramics, with an intense agenda that includes visits and exhibitions, a series of conferences and the publication of an annual review. The fair will emphasize the experience and encounter of content, while at the same time creating an international market and networking platform.