<div style="text-align:center;"><p style="font-size:200%;"><strong>PARK SEO-BO</strong></div> </p>

PARK SEO-BO

Ecriture No. 950719 – 1995
Acquired on behalf of a private collector

<div style="text-align:center;"><p style="font-size:200%;"><strong>KWON YOUNG-WOO</strong></div> </p>

KWON YOUNG-WOO

Untitled – 1982
Acquired on behalf of a private collector

<div style="text-align:center;"><p style="font-size:200%;"><strong>LEE UFAN</strong></div> </p>

LEE UFAN

From Line N°780129 – 1978
Acquired on behalf of a private collector

<div style="text-align:center;"><p style="font-size:200%;"><strong>TURI SIMETI</strong></div> </p>

TURI SIMETI

Quadrato su quadrato (square on square) – 1972
Acquired on behalf of a private collector

Total sales in the Global Art Market in 2017

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Percentage of sales in value represented by Post-War and Contemporary Art, the largest sector of the Art Market today.

<div style="text-align:center;"><p style="font-size:200%;"><strong>PAUL DELVAUX</strong></div> </p>

PAUL DELVAUX

L’Éloge du Feu – 1963
Acquired on behalf of a private collector

<div style="text-align:center;"><p style="font-size:200%;"><strong>BRAM BOGART</strong></div> </p>

BRAM BOGART

Printemps Néerlandais – 1959
Acquired on behalf of a private collector

<div style="text-align:center;"><p style="font-size:200%;"><strong>KAREL APPEL</strong></div> </p>

KAREL APPEL

Vent du Nord – 1961
Acquired on behalf of a private collector

<div style="text-align:center;"><p style="font-size:200%;"><strong>DADAMAINO</strong></div> </p>

DADAMAINO

Letera 9 – 1979
Acquired on behalf of a private collector

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ART INVESTMENT

We are cognisant of the fact that art represents a significant and growing share of our clients' assets. We aim to provide out clients with a comprehensive service.

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<div style="text-align:center;"><p style="font-size:200%;"><strong>FRANK STELLA</strong></div> </p>

FRANK STELLA

Pilica III – 1973
Acquired on behalf of a private collector

<div style="text-align:center;"><p style="font-size:200%;"><strong>POL BURY</strong></div> </p>

POL BURY

Huit boules dans une armoire escalier – 1964
Acquired on behalf of a private collector

<div style="text-align:center;"><p style="font-size:200%;"><strong>FRANCOIS MORELLET</strong></div> </p>

FRANCOIS MORELLET

Néon avec trois rythmes superposés – 1964
Acquired on behalf of a private collector

<div style="text-align:center;"><p style="font-size:200%;"><strong>PIERO DORAZIO</strong></div> </p>

PIERO DORAZIO

Amida – 1995
Acquired on behalf of a private collector

SCULPTURE?/SCULPTURE
DECLARING SPACE

April 25 - June 21 2019 - Opening April 24, 5-9 pm

Ars Belga is delighted to present a new exhibition on the occasion of Art Brussels 2019. This exhibition will be held simultaneously to another show presented at the fair by Counter Space (Zurich) Sculpture?/Sculpture.

In a parallel initiative, our present exhibition will focus on one of the primary interrogations of this theme. Inspired by the groundbreaking exhibition Declaring Space: Mark Rothko, Barnett Newman, Lucio Fontana, Yves Klein, at Fort Worth museum in 2007, the exhibition focuses on how sculptures can define and appropriate space. Conceived as an homage to a very intense moment in the metaphysics of abstraction, the show conceptualised spatial themes in postwar abstract art, in which “the boundaries of traditional pictorial space were crossed and a new realm of abstract theater was engaged.”

That is why, Ars Belga will present from 24th April to 21st June 2019 a bold exploration of this theme. Farther than the obvious tangible aspect of sculptures, the artists on view explored different perspectives in order to appropriate the sculptural space further than the three-dimensional traditional aspect of their artworks.

Each artwork will question their environment through a different approach to the intangibility of space. The visitor will be led to a confrontation with the invisible, through sound to weight, with the contrast of material used by artists and light, whether it is absorbed or reflected. Bringing together historical and contemporary artists from different generations and horizons, the show confronts the different perspectives to highlight.

Carl Andre, Ivan Argote, Antoinette d’Asembourg, Stephan Balleux, Robert Barry, Georg Baselitz, Otto Boll, Jacques Charlier, Michel François, Nadia Guerroui, Richard Nonas, Will Kerr, Germaine Kruip, Gabriel Rico, Vittorio Santoro, De Wain Valentine, Rémy Zaugg.

PAST EXHIBITIONS

BRUSSELS GALLERY WEEKEND

6 - 12 September 2018

Works by Bram Bogart, Jean Corliano, Piero Dorazio, Günther Förg, Peter Halley, Hans Hartung, François Morellet, Olivier Mosset, Chung Sang-Hwa, Takis and Lee Ufan were featured.

RECENT WORKS BY APOLONIA SOKOL

8 - 25 November 2018

Works by Apolonia Sokol

OUR TEAM

Vincent Matthu

Founder

Vincent has a depth of international art industry knowledge, experience and an extensive network built up over eighteen years. He is an astute advisor and highly respected consultant who brings a unique and varied understanding of the art market. For almost two decades, Vincent has helped to build a number of private collections, sourcing off-market works of quality and significance, while maintaining absolute privacy and discretion.

Vincent is an expert of Belgian Surrealism, Postwar and Contemporary Korean Art, American and European Conceptual and Minimalist Art.

Clara Jorgensen

Research and Administrative Assistant

Clara works as Research and Administrative Assistant, managing all aspects of the research process and overseeing the firm’s administrative activity.

Clara is an avid art historian, with a particular passion Italian art from the Quattrocento and an acute understanding of the art market. She holds a B.A. in Law from Paris Descartes University and an M.A. in Collection Studies from the University of Warwick.

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