Rodolphe Janssen founded his gallery in Brussels in 1991, and has since organized over 200 exhibitions. The gallery participates in many major international art fairs, and in 2016-2017, it took part in Art Basel Miami, Armory, MiArt, Art Brussels, BRAFA, Art Düsseldorf and Frieze New York. At first, photography was Rodolphe Janssen’s main focus, but his scope has widened, and today he covers a number of disciplines and different generations of artists. During the twenty-six years since the gallery opened, he has built up strong relationships with collectors, contemporary art museums and art centres in Europe, the USA and Asia. Rodolphe Janssen is a member of the Belgian Chamber of Art Experts and of the selection committee of Art Brussels.
Exhibition view: Roger-Edgar Gillet, Stéphane Janssen – Roger-Edgar Gillet, une amitié de 40 ans, rodolphe janssen, Brussels (3 June–10 July 2021). Courtesy rodolphe janssen, Brussels. Photo: HV photography.
Ocula Conversation Cindy Ji Hye Kim: Drawing the Unseen By Casey Carsel, Brussels Cindy Ji Hye Kim's latest grayscale drawings, which will go on show at rodolphe janssen from 12 May, lays bare the spectre of violence that exists in conscious and subconscious realms.
Ocula Photolog Art Basel Miami Beach 2019 For its 18th edition in Miami Beach, 269 leading international modern and contemporary art galleries from across the world exhibited artworks by over 4,000 artists.
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Advisory Perspective Ocula Advisory select their highlights from Art Brussels WEEK, running between 3 and 6 June 2021 at around 110 galleries across Brussels, Paris, Antwerp, and Knokke.
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