In the heart of Brussels, nestled between the Sablon and Marolles districts, lies Galerie St. Jacques. It’s more than just a gallery. It’s a portal to a world of vibrant art and fascinating history. Galerie St. Jacques opened its doors in 1993. It was founded by a German-Italian family passionate about showcasing quality art in the international hub of Brussels. Galerie St. Jacques quickly gained renown for its unique selection of artists. The gallery features a mix of modern artists like Floris Jespers and Jean Cocteau. It also showcases modern and contemporary artists like Théo Tobiasse, Pinchas Shaar, and Joël Kass. Galerie St. Jacques is particularly known for its connection to the COBRA movement. Artists like Alechinsky, Karel Appel, and Corneille are regularly featured. The gallery also represents contemporary artists like Shafik, winner of the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale in 1995, Ferdinand Pire, known for his work with stained glass, Dario Ballantini, Gust Graas, André Naessens, Chen Yongle, and Cawian. Galerie St. Jacques isn’t just a space for any artist to exhibit. It carefully curates its collection, focusing on established international artists. Many are linked to the COBRA movement. Fiorenzo de Angelis and Claudia Bautz maintain a cohesive exhibition space, showcasing established artists and their works. Galerie St. Jacques is a family-run gallery, dedicated to modern and contemporary art. It occupies a charming 16th-century building in the Impasse St Jacques at Sablon. Galerie St. Jacques invites you to explore its curated collection. It offers a unique glimpse into the world of modern and contemporary art. The gallery has a showroom by appointment located on Rue Haute. Whether you’re an art connoisseur or simply curious, Galerie St. Jacques promises a memorable experience in the heart of Brussels.
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