Celebrating its first semester in the vibrant Brussels setting,
Gallery Nosco is delighted to announce the representation of Brasilian artist
Caio Marcolini (b.1985) and its forthcoming lineup of both,
On Site and Off Site Exhibitions, along with Art Fairs for the upcoming semester.

The gallery's unwavering dedication extends not only to its roster of represented artists but also to emerging talents, exemplifying a steadfast devotion to fostering cultural interchange. Through the facilitation of impactful artist dialogues, the gallery endeavors to unify conceptualism, artistic approaches, political terrains, and cultural chronicles, thus knitting together the diverse fabric of contemporary art.

Gallery Nosco is pleased to announce the European and US representation of
Caio Marcolini (1985, Brazil).

Caio Marcolini creates metal sculptures through an idiosyncratic weaving technique that pays homage to traditional one loop weaving techniques. With intricate gestures, he shapes the wire little by little until he creates precise forms between abstraction and realism.

Photo - Rafael Barros

:: SEPTEMBER // Brussels

Lauren Seiden // Residency // Solo Exbition for Brussels Gallery Week End

Following her gallery residency in Brussels and on-site fabrication, Lauren Seiden will present her debut EU solo exhibition.

Known for her innovative drawing approach, Seiden skillfully blends traditional techniques with contemporary ideas and unconventional materials, creating captivating artwork that transcends boundaries. Her time in Brussels deeply influenced her creative process, inspiring an installation that captures the essence of both New York's dynamic energy and Brussels' diverse allure. The exhibition will feature meticulously crafted artworks that combine drawing, sculpting, and mixed-media techniques to tell vivid visual stories.

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The first floor 'Window Licker' artist // Manon Steyaert
The gallery is pleased to collaborate again with UK based artist Manon Steyaert with new unique multiples to be unveiled together with a dedicated Window Licker's installation.

From September 7th to October 28th, 2023

:: OCTOBER // London

Off Site London Exhibition // Big Mama Thornton

Gallery Nosco returns to London with a group exhibition during Frieze week with:
Isabelle.D / Januario Jano / Epheas Maposa
Caio Marcolini / Georgina Maxim / Paulo Nazareth / Sofia Yala

The exhibition takes its name after the well-acclaimed Blues song writter and Singer, Big Mama Thornton, an innovative artist who was the first to record iconic songs like “Hound Dog” and “Ball and Chain.” Unfortunately, her contributions were not properly credited nor rewarded when these songs later gained immense popularity through cover versions by Elvis Presley and Janis Joplin. The exhibition aims to draw a poignant parallel with the issue of abuse in our contemporary society, shedding light on overlooked voices and emphasizing the importance of giving credit where it is due.

Through an array of artworks, ‘Big Mama Thornton’ seeks to spark conversations about cultural appropriation, recognition, and the impact of historical injustices on today’s world.

From the 08th - 15th October - Reception and artist's tour Friday 13th from 18.00
67 Great Titchfield Street, W1W 7PT, London

:: NOVEMBER // Brussels

Radu Oreian // Solo Exhibition

Following a solo exhibition with the gallery in Marseille in 2017 and a highly praised solo show in London in 2019, Gallery Nosco will present Radu Oreian's third solo presentation. This new collection of works will debut in Brussels, marking Oreian's first exhibition in Belgium.

17th November - 22nd December 2023

:: JANUARY // Brussels

Geometric Primitive (PRIM) // Group Exhibition

Carlos Caballero (Cuba) / Alberto Casari (Peru) / Paula Cortazar (Mexico)
Magdalena Fernandez (Venezuela) / Jose Luis Martinat (Peru) / Mano Penalva (Brazil)
Rodrigo Sassi (Brazil)

The Geometric Abstraction art movement is a significant and influential genre that emerged in the early 20th century, characterized by the use of geometric shapes, lines, and forms to create non-representational artworks. Rejecting the representational nature of traditional art, artists embraced abstraction as a means to explore pure visual elements and convey emotions through simple form and color. The movement sought to distill reality to its fundamental essence, with artists often employing symmetry, precision, and mathematical principles to achieve visual harmony. Geometric Abstraction has left a lasting impact, inspiring artists to experiment with new visual languages and paving the way for future abstract movements.

From the 11th January - 16th March 2024

:: MARCH // Brussels

Flax Exhibition Award Prize Exhibition
Works by young graduate/s from L’École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Visuels (ENSAV) de La Cambre 2023, Brussels.
23rd March – 20th April 2024

:: APRIL // Brussels

Magdalena Fernandez // Solo Exhibition
First Brussels solo exhibition.
24th April – 15th June 2024

Forthcoming Art Fairs :
Art On Paper - Brussels // October 05th - 08th
1-54 - London // October 12th - 15th
UNTITLED Miami Beach - USA // December 6th - 10th