Benedicte Goesaert Some winds arrive without warning. They move through what seemed fixed, unsettle what had become too still and leave behind another kind of clarity. Like a gust of wind that stirs body and mind, the exhibition title breathes oxygen into the imagination: it awakens the senses, stirs emotion and broadens the gaze. Wind cannot be […]
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Benedicte Goesaert To approach a painting by Marina Rheingantz is like stepping into an atmosphere. Her canvases, textiles and works on paper unfold as open fields rather than as scenes or situations. They invite an experience of being rather than explaining. What resonates for this artist is not a narrative, but a presence; not a statement, but […]
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Benedicte Goesaert Upon entering the courtyard of TheMerode, a private members’ club in Brussels, the tricolour flag of Belgium decorating the facade of the majestic historical building immediately catches the eye. The red-yellow-black banner hangs above the main entrance, in front of a window on the first floor. So many flags could have been chosen but it […]
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Benedicte Goesaert How is an artist’s legacy truly validated — through the quiet persistence of their work, success on the market, or the blessing of a major museum retrospective? In the case of Jack Whitten, MoMA’s current exhibition casts a decisive light. Since 2011, a shift has been underway: a growing confluence of attention from the art […]
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