SUMMER EXHIBITION 2026 | MIX OF PREVIOUS ARTISTS
This summer, Louise Gallery proudly presents “Mix of Previous Artists”, a vibrant exhibition bringing together internationally renowned artists who have all been part of the gallery’s story. The exhibition features recent works by:
- Constant Beerden (Belgium),
an acclaimed glass artist celebrated for his poetic and contemporary creations. - Fred Bervoets (Belgium),
one of Belgium’s most distinguished painters, known for his powerful and expressive oeuvre. - Carll Cneut (Belgium),
the internationally awarded illustrator whose books and illustrations are admired around the world. - Giuliano Gaigher (Italy),
a master glass artist recognized for his refined and imaginative sculptures. - St├®phane Halleux (Belgium),
internationally known sculptor and Academy Award-winning filmmaker, celebrated for his unique steampunk universe. - Peter Kohl (Austria),
a renowned painter whose colourful and expressive works have earned him an international reputation. - Vilmantas Marcinkevi─ìius (Lithuania),
an internationally acclaimed painter known for his expressive and emotionally charged contemporary works. - Panamarenko (Belgium),
the legendary visionary artist, inventor and one of Belgium’s most iconic contemporary creators. - William Ropp (France),
the celebrated photographer renowned for his beautifully manipulated and dreamlike imagery, creating both black-and-white and colour photographs of remarkable poetic intensity. - Francisco Sep├║lveda (Chile),
whose evocative paintings reflect the richness and emotion of his South American heritage. - Marcel Taton (Belgium),
appreciated for his subtle and lyrical artistic language. - Sebastiaan Van Doninck (Belgium),
an internationally acclaimed illustrator and author known for his imaginative and poetic visual storytelling. - Henny van Setten (The Netherlands),
represented in this exhibition by a remarkable glass sculpture that highlights the versatility of her artistic practice.
A beautiful and eclectic mix of internationally recognized artists, the exhibition remains open throughout the entire summer.
Through the gallery, visitors also have direct access to the recently opened Meconium Museum by St├®phane Halleux. The gallery and the museum open their doors to everyone with free admission.
