QG Brussels presents a group show featuring works of 12 icons from the contemporary art world

QG Brussels is presenting the group show "ICONS", opening on September 12th 2024 and featuring the work of 12 artists who each made significant contributions to the world of contemporary art.

Bringing together works by Marina Adams, Carl Andre, William Nelson Copley, Sol LeWitt, Jannis Kounellis, Jules Olitski, George Rickey, Ed Ruscha, Robert Mangold, Niele Toroni, Lawrence Weiner and Stanley Whitney, the show is a rare and unique opportunity to see the works of several icons of art history together.

Since September 2017, QG has been presenting curated group exhibitions focusing on Post-War & Contemporary Art, highlighting the most important periods and ideas of Art History.

From the minimalist structures of Carl Andre to the conceptual brilliance of Sol LeWitt, the vibrant abstractions of Marina Adams to the kinetic sculptures of George Rickey, "Icons" presents a rich tapestry of styles and mediums.

Their works challenge perceptions, evoke emotions, and inspire dialogue, embodying the spirit of artistic exploration and the enduring power of visual language.'

ICONS
​12 September - 21 December 2024
​QG Brussels
​Rue Saint-Georges 13
​1050 Ixelles, Belgium

About QG Gallery

QG Gallery was founded in 2017 by Quentin Grosjean, a Belgian dealer with a big passion and deep knowledge of twentieth century art. The gallery has two locations, one in Knokke and one in Brussels and is representing artists and their estates in addition to developing markets within neglected aspects of the secondary art dealing field.

His gallery’s renown has been based upon his adeptness at formulating stringently curated thematic exhibitions, often with an idea of rediscovery and with a determination to approach this work with museological rigor. 

The gallery’s ambition is to highlight the most important periods and ideas of Art History by featuring internationally renowned artists across two locations in Knokke and Brussels.

Grosjean is also interested in showing groupings of artists that share ideas, and in creating connections or a lineage within a movement, in that way that he can also highlight a few of them that he finds underrated, and then make the connection with very established artists. "It sort of shines a new light on their work, sometimes successfully so, when they get viewed within a context like this. Collectors then have the opportunity to rediscover somebody", Grosjean states.

Images of the exhibition

Selection of images