Zeno X Explained

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]

External links

• • zeno x at art basel miami
• zeno x t the armory show
• zeno x at frieze art fair london

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Notes and References

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