Rodolphe Janssen is a contemporary art gallery on Rue de Livourne in Brussels, with two exhibition spaces opposite each other. Since opening in 1991, it has presented work by artists from Europe and the United States, including Wim Delvoye and Sanam Khatibi. Exhibitions can include painting, photography and video, with themes such as identity, society and culture. Check both spaces during your visit, as each may have a different exhibition. Confirm opening details before setting out.
Two spaces on Rue de Livourne
Rodolphe Janssen has two exhibition spaces on opposite sides of Rue de Livourne. Check both during your visit, since the exhibitions are held across the two locations. The gallery is at Rue de Livourne 35 in Brussels.
Contemporary art in changing exhibitions
Opened in 1991, the gallery presents contemporary artists from Europe and the United States. Its exhibitions include painting, photography and video, and can address identity, society and culture. Artists represented by the gallery include Wim Delvoye and Sanam Khatibi. The gallery also takes part in international art fairs, including Art Basel and BRAFA.
FAQ
Where is Rodolphe Janssen gallery?
The gallery is at Rue de Livourne 35, 1050 Brussels. It has two spaces opposite each other on Rue de Livourne.
What can you see at Rodolphe Janssen?
Exhibitions include contemporary painting, photography and video by artists from Europe and the United States.
Should I check opening details before visiting?
Yes. Confirm the opening details before setting out, and check both exhibition spaces across the street.
