Here, TLmag highlights the most recent exhibitions and artists featured at our sister gallery Spazio Nobile.
A new artist monograph co-published by Flammarion and Spazio Nobile Gallery invites readers into the captivating world of Bela Silva, the renowned Portuguese contemporary artist and ceramist who is redefining the boundaries of ceramic art. Two book signings are taking place this fall in Paris and Brussels.
Japanese craftsmanship and contemporary creation on are display in Echoes of Wa, a poetic exhibition at Spazio Nobile that features work by Mae Engelgeer & Japanese Master ceramicist Matsubayashi Hosai XVI.
Spazio Nobile is pleased to present The Lunisolar House by Taiwanese artist Pao Hui Kao in the Horizons section of Art Brussels. In this mesmerising piece, Pao Hui Kao invites us to reimagine the home as a delicate threshold, a shelter shaped by light, breath, silence and vulnerability, rather than a fortress. Using humble yet transcendent materials such as folded tracing paper and rice glue, the artist has created a space that is both architectural and meditative: a sanctuary without walls; a chapel without doctrine; a horizon where fragility is transformed into a new form of strength and beauty.
At Spazio Nobile’s 10th anniversary, philosopher and visual artist Benoît Maire and scenographer Marie Corbin turn the fleeting moment of a “crush” into a meditation on art, objects, and the gaze. A dialogue between applied and fine arts where nothing is fixed, and everything shimmers between observation and oblivion.
From March 18-25, 2026, Spazio Nobile presents Memories of a Garden, a colourful and captivating series of new work by Kiki van Eijk that captures the designer’s vivid imagination and the impact that nature and the landscape has on her practice.
On Saturday, March 14th, Belgian textile designer Vera Vermeersch will open her studio between 12-20h, offering visitors the opportunity to see her latest work, works-in progress, and have a unique glimpse into this prolific artist’s process and vision.
Spazio Nobile Studiolo presents a selection of Quentin Vuong’s alchemical Mercure mirrors, in conversation with sculptural wood forms and collectible furniture by Kaspar Hamacher, as part of the Season XXXVI of Spazio Nobile Gallery. The exhibition is on view through January 18th, 2026.
Spazio Nobile presents a solo exhibition by Didi Ng Wing Yin, finalist of the LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize 2025. A collection of furniture, sculptures and vessels made in wood, Yin’s primary material, The Nature of Wood centres on the artist’s investigation of materiality and the relationships between design and art. The exhibition is on view through January 18, 2026.
Featuring 23 French and international galleries, the inaugural Ceramic Art Fair takes places this week, between October 21-25, at the Maison de l’Amérique latine, including installations in the building’s elegant garden.
Spazio Nobile presents “A Complementary Grammar of Creation,” a duo-show by Kiki van Eijk & Joost van Bleiswijk, curated by Maria Cristina Didero. The exhibition opened on September 4th as part of the RendezVous Brussels Gallery Weekend.
Between August 8-31, Spazio Nobile presents Panoramic, a solo show dedicated to Belgian photographer Frederik Vercruysse, hosted in a modernist 1970s villa in Knokke Le Zoute.
Between June 6 – August 31, 2025, Spazio Nobile presents “As far as the eye can see” (A perte de vue), a solo exhibition of ceramics and works on paper by Bela Silva.
