THE QUIET POWER OF ENCOUNTER, A REFLECTION ON A POLYPHONIC DIALOGUE BY YVES JORIS.

When art becomes a conversation instead of a statement, it creates a space that invites listening, wandering, and discovery. The exhibition ‘Dialogue’ at NQ Gallery dares to embark on that delicate endeavor. Curator Francis Henri Vanhee brings together twenty-five artists without subjecting them to a rigid framework. What at first glance seems like a risky labyrinth of impressions turns out, on closer inspection, to be a subtle and living network of meanings. This reflection seeks the invisible thread that holds together this kaleidoscopic exhibition. A curator who makes himself invisible.

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NQ Gallery is proud to be a selected partner

In 2025-2026, the 140th anniversary of Vincent van Gogh’s time in Antwerp will be marked, highlighting the significance of this period in his life and work. As part of this initiative, the Van Gogh Gallery Zundert and its partners have collaborated with Antwerp galleries to develop a lasting project.

NQ Gallery is proud to be one of the selected partners, alongside Tim Van Laere Gallery, Axel Vervoordt Gallery, and Base Alpha Gallery, to bring this initiative to life and shine a spotlight on Van Gogh’s Antwerp connection.

To learn more about the project and its findings, we invite you to explore the detailed report behind this initiative.

in flux / in limbo, between decay and elevation

When we walk through an exhibition, we often step into a world of transition: a space where artists transcend time and place. In the exhibition in flux / in limbo at NQ Gallery, Natasja Alers and Anne Silverstrand Forest create a dialogue that balances between the fleeting and the solid, the formless and the tangible, the decaying and the uplifting. By placing their works side by side, a conversation emerges about the state of being, the human body, and the tension between matter and spirit.

Article by Yves Joris, Gallery Viewer.

A sculpture dialogue between Antwerp and Middelkerke

Upon entering NQ Gallery for the Sculptural exhibition, you are immediately overwhelmed by a sense of space and innovation. Artist Nick Ervinck curates this expo, which runs parallel to a similar exhibition at K.E.R.K. Middelkerke. Both exhibitions offer a complementary and intriguing look at contemporary sculpture by a diverse group of artists. It is a brief and engaging dialogue between form, space and material.

Article by Yves Joris, Gallery Viewer.

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