Zeno X

Zeno X is an art gallery founded in 1981 by Frank Demaegd and Eliane Breynaert, with a focus on mainly figurative painting within the contemporary art in Antwerp, Belgium.^[1]

Artists

Artists represented by the gallery include:

Michaël Borremans, painter and filmmaker
Dirk Braeckman, photographer
N. Dash^[2]
Raoul De Keyser^[3]
Stan Douglas, installation and video artist
Marlene Dumas
Yun-Fei Ji^[4]
Mark Manders, installation - sculptor
Martin Margiela^[5]
Jockum Nordström^[6]
Jenny Scobel, painter^[7]
Luc Tuymans (since 1990)^[8]
Patrick Van Caeckenbergh^[9]
Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven, multi-media artist
Jack Whitten

On 2 July 2023 it was announced that the gallery will close ^[10]

References

^ Alex Greenberger (3 July 2023), Zeno X, Giant of the Belgian Gallery Scene, to Close After 42 Years ARTnews.
^ Alex Greenberger (3 July 2023), Zeno X, Giant of the Belgian Gallery Scene, to Close After 42 Years ARTnews.
^ Alex Greenberger (3 July 2023), Zeno X, Giant of the Belgian Gallery Scene, to Close After 42 Years ARTnews.
^ Alex Greenberger (3 July 2023), Zeno X, Giant of the Belgian Gallery Scene, to Close After 42 Years ARTnews.
^ Alex Greenberger (3 July 2023), Zeno X, Giant of the Belgian Gallery Scene, to Close After 42 Years ARTnews.
^ Alex Greenberger (3 July 2023), Zeno X, Giant of the Belgian Gallery Scene, to Close After 42 Years ARTnews.
^ "Jenny Scobel". Artnet.com. Retrieved 2 January 2014.
^ Daniel Grant (23 February 2010), Collectors Line Up for New Work by Luc Tuymans ARTnews.
^ Alex Greenberger (3 July 2023), Zeno X, Giant of the Belgian Gallery Scene, to Close After 42 Years ARTnews.
^ "Zeno X, de galerie die Tuymans en Van Kerckhoven groot maakte, stopt ermee: 'Hier eindigt iets dat nooit meer terugkomt'". demorgen.be. Retrieved 3 July 2023.