Art Galeries

Are you a fan of watercolours?

LL Gallery is the gallery of the artist Lea Lodewijk in Bruges.

Finding Venezuelan Rosangela Arreaza’s gallery is a piece of cake.

This centrally located gallery has been a benchmark for quality for over fifteen years and is stuffed with countless contemporary paintings, sculptures and photographs by well-known Belgian and international artists.

Manna is aiming to be more than simply a gallery.

In this small but perfectly formed gem of a gallery you will find  contemporary photography from European photographers with an emphasis on Belgian artists.

Located on Sint-Jakobsstraat, Kunstgallerij Beylemans lets you enjoy the work of contemporary painters.

Art Gallery Koetshuis has the unique claim to fame of being a gallery situated in a listed building which also serves as a passageway through to the Old St.

In one half of this building you can see how Marie Claire Desmedt develops her conceptual jewellery, and in the other half you will find the work of a selection of other artists and designers on display.

In his gallery, artist Bram Eliaert exhibits his own work alongside the creations of other artists.

Black Swan exhibits the work of contemporary and foreign artists, both established and up-and-coming.

In this contemporary art gallery you will find striking works by Maarten Baes, Carine Boxy, Bertjan Pot, Joe Colombo and more which you will either love or hate.

Sculptor Jan Desmarets really knows how to create sculptures with panache; sculptures which seem to almost come alive.

You can’t possibly walk straight past the impressive facade of A-International Art Gallery without stopping for a look.

Here in Anthony Short’s shop you will also find Valentina Safarian’s gallery.