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Brafa Art Fair

Past exhibition
29 Janvier - 5 Février 2023 Art Fairs
  • Vues de l'exposition
  • Présentation
  • Related Artists
Vues de l'exposition
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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Photographer unknown, 2023 Installation view
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  • Photographer unknown, 2023

    Installation view

  • MV Studio, 2023

    Installation view

  • MV Studio, 2023

    Installation view

  • MV Studio, 2023

    Installation view

  • MV Studio, 2023

    Installation view

  • Photographer unknown, 2023

    Installation view

  • MV Studio, 2023

    Installation view

  • MV Studio, 2023

    Installation view

Photographer unknown, 2023

Installation view

Présentation
MV Studio, 2023 Installation view
MV Studio, 2023 Installation view

At BRAFA 2023, the Maurice Verbaet Gallery once again presented a carefully considered selection of Belgian post-war art, continuing its long-standing engagement with the fair. The presentation brought together a group of works that highlighted the breadth and complexity of artistic production in Belgium after 1945, with a particular focus on the work of Tapta.

 

Tapta’s practice formed a central thread within the booth, emphasizing her pioneering approach to textile and sculptural form. Her works, defined by their tactile quality and spatial presence, introduced a dynamic dialogue between material, movement, and environment. Positioned alongside other key figures, her oeuvre underscored the experimental spirit that shaped the post-war period.

 

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Related Artists

  • Paul Van Hoeydonck

    Paul Van Hoeydonck

  • Tapta

    Tapta

  • André Willequet

    André Willequet

Retour à l'exposition
Maurice Verbaet Center

Deken de Winterstraat 40
2600 Antwerp
(uniquement sur rendez-vous)

Espace d'Exposition

Avenue Van Volxem 260B
1190 Brussels

(uniquement sur rendez-vous)

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