Perhaps you’ve wondered about the name Mulier Mulier. It means woman in Latin. But why name an art gallery Mulier Mulier?
Mulier Mulier Gallery was founded in 1988 by Luc Mulier and Erik Mulier. They wanted to create a space showcasing modern and contemporary artists. The gallery has become known for exhibiting historically significant movements. Think Arte Povera, Conceptual Art, Pop Art and Minimal Art.
For over 35 years, Mulier Mulier’s expertise has shaped Belgian and international collections. The gallery works closely with both emerging and established artists. Panamarenko, Art & Language, Tadashi Kawamata, and Jos De Gruyter & Harald Thys are among them.
The original space in Knokke-Zoute was designed by Anversa. It was perfect for exhibiting large works, installations, and video pieces. The new space here in Brussels was designed by Vincent Van Duysen. It is right in the heart of the Brussels gallery area Ixelles. This makes Mulier Mulier a key player in the city’s art scene.
Imagine stepping inside Mulier Mulier. You would be surrounded by thought-provoking art. Perhaps a large installation dominates the room. Maybe a video work flickers on the wall. It could be a minimalist sculpture stands silently in the corner.
Mulier Mulier is more than just a gallery. It is a place where art comes alive. It is a space where ideas are exchanged. It is a testament to the power of art to shape our understanding of the world. The Mulier brothers have created something truly special here. A place where art lovers and artists alike can come together and celebrate creativity. So take your time to explore. Engage with the art. Let Mulier Mulier inspire you.