Meessen De Clercq is a contemporary art gallery in Brussels founded in 2008 by Olivier Meessen and Jan De Clercq. Housed in a three-story townhouse built in 1911, the gallery offers a dynamic platform for solo and curated group exhibitions. Its distinctive "Wunderkammer" space invites reflection on the theatre of the world, blending historical ambiance with contemporary vision. Meessen De Clercq represents a strong roster of international artists and collaborates closely with them to produce catalogues and editions that extend the reach of their work. The gallery is known for its thoughtful programming and commitment to artistic dialogue.
Brussels BelgiumMeessen De Clercq is located at 2a Rue de l'Abbaye (Abdijstraat 2a) in the city center of Brussels, postal code 1000. The gallery occupies a historic building dating from 1911, which includes a distinctive "Wunderkammer" space offering a unique perspective on contemporary art exhibitions. It is situated in an area rich with cultural landmarks, close to the vibrant Sablon district known for its antique shops, galleries, and cafes. Nearby, visitors can explore the Grand Place, one of Brussels’ most iconic squares, along with other major attractions like the Royal Museums of Fine Arts and the Cathedral of Saints Michael and Gudule. The location balances historical charm with contemporary creativity, making it a key destination for international and local art enthusiasts.