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14/10/2026

We are excited to announce Jan Merta’s fifth solo show ‚Gegenraum‘ - join us for the opening next Thursday, 22nd
October 2026 at 6 pm!

Jan Merta, born 1952 in Sumperk (CZ), lives and works in Prague and České Lhotice (CZ)

We‘re looking forward to your visit!

Image: Jan Merta, Promítání / Projektion, 2023–2026

Jan Merta

13/10/2026

curated by Jan Mot: Chantal Akerman, Manon de Boer. Her Voice

On view until this Saturday, October 17, 2026!

Chantal Akerman and Manon de Boer are artists mainly known for their filmic works. From their oeuvres respectively, a sound piece and a sculpture are foregrounded in this show. A Family in Brussels is the title of a text written by Akerman and later performed by her at the Dia Center for the Arts in New York in 2001. The text is partly autobiographical and written from the perspective of different members of a family. Akerman’s voice creates a great sense of closeness. Dramatic events occur in the background or in between lines as they are delivered. Manon de Boer’s sculpture For C.A. (Her Voice) (2020) is an hommage to Akerman and her voice: an infinity sign made of two circles of 16 mm film. (Text: Jan Mot)

Chantal Akerman, born 1950 in Brussels (BE), died 2015 in Paris (FR).
Manon de Boer, born 1966 in Kodaicanal (IN), lives and works in Brussels (BE).

Images: kunst-dokumentation.com

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07/10/2026

curated by Jan Mot: Ian Wilson. There is a discussion.

On view until October 17, 2026!

There is a discussion is a work by Ian Wilson from 1972. It is defined by the artist as a ‘statement’ and takes the form of a typewritten or printed sheet of paper bearing the text ‘There is a discussion’ and Wilson’s signature. The work is an unlimited edition and was produced till shortly before he died in 2020. There is a discussion represents the quintessence of Wilson’s work. […]

Wilson is considered to be one of the most radical conceptual artists, driven by an investigation to challenge the tradition of the precious object in art. Therefore, it is no surprise that nothing material is produced in the context of his discussions, besides an announcement card in the case of public discussions, or the certificates used to confirm the transfer of ownership of the oral work. The very first person to acquire a discussion was Lawrence Weiner, another language artist, who did not need a certificate as, in his words, “The discussion was what there was.”

Text: Jan Mot

Images: kunst-dokumentation.com

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06/10/2026

Werner Feiersinger is now on view Dom Museum Wien as part of the group show „tierisch menschlich“ – until 22 August 2027.

The relationship between animals and humans—as formative as it is fraught with conflict—is the subject of this exhibition at Dom Museum Wien. It explores the various facets of our coexistence, examines the differences and similarities between us, and investigates the boundary between animals and humans: Where does the line disappear? Where do shared joy and pain become so central that differences fade away? Where is the shared experience of an increasingly threatened environment more important than differing individual attributes and abilities?

The show combines works from the Middle Ages to the present. In addition to national and international loans and newly commissioned works, the exhibition also offers insights into the collections of Dom Museum Wien.

Curator: Johanna Schwanberg
Co-Curator: Vanessa Joan Müller
Curatorial assistants: Nina Schermann, Anke Wiedmann

Dom Museum Wien .schwanberg

22/09/2026

Aaron Amar Bhamra‘s solo show ‚The title of the exhibition is the first sentence of the page you read‘ BEIGE gallery is on view until October 10, 2026!

Aaron Amar Bhamra’s exhibition at BEIGE unfolds through fragments that have already belonged somewhere else: photographs, packaging, parts of a display, an exhibition text, pages from books and the remains of a calendar. Rather than beginning with new materials, Bhamra works with what remains, allowing objects, images and sentences to move from one context and moment into another.

Aaron Amar Bhamra (b. 1992, Vienna)
His practice engages closely with architecture and the spatial conditions of exhibition-making, often incorporating traces and imprints of other spaces and previous exhibitions. He works and teaches at the University of Applied Arts Vienna, Expanded Museum Studies, and is currently a lecturer at the Vienna University of Technology, Raumgestaltung und Entwerfen. In 2020, he co-founded LAURENZ, an independent exhibition space for artistic experimentation and discourse in Vienna, which he co-directs with Monika Georgieva.

Supported by the Austrian Cultural Forum Brussels.

Images: Installation views, The title of the exhibition is the first sentence of the page you read, BEIGE, 2026, courtesy the artist and BEIGE, Brussels, Photos: Isabelle Arthuis

BEIGE gallery

17/09/2026

Thank you everyone for joining us for the curated by opening weekend 2026 - it was full of LOVE ❤️💗

Thank you .mot.brussels and for coming and making this special!

For this year’s edition, the gallery presents two exhibitions curated by Jan Mot: Ian Wilson. There is a discussion., a solo exhibition by Ian Wilson, and Her Voice, featuring works by Chantal Akerman and Manon de Boer.

Both exhibitions run until October 17, 2026.

13/09/2026

For this year’s edition of curated by, Galerie Martin Janda presents two exhibitions curated by Jan Mot:
Ian Wilson. There is a discussion., a solo exhibition by Ian Wilson, and Her Voice, featuring works by Chantal Akerman and Manon de Boer.

On view until October 17, 2026!

In answer to a Frieze questionnaire: ‘If you could live with only one piece of art, what would it be?’ Manon de Boer replied: “There is a discussion by Ian Wilson (…) It always reminds me that the basis of love, art and friendship is the exchange and sharing of thought.” (Frieze, 115, May 2008, p. 188)

Ian Wilson, born 1940 in Durban (ZA), died 2020 in New York (US).
Chantal Akerman, born 1950 in Brussels (BE), died 2015 in Paris (FR).
Manon de Boer, born 1966 in Kodaicanal (IN), lives and works in Brussels (BE).

Jan Mot (born 1964 in Brussels) studied art history and museology in Leuven (BE) and Amsterdam (NL) and opened his gallery in Brussels in 1996 after working as an independant curator.

Images: kunst-dokumentation.com

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12/09/2026

The curated by opening weekend continues and we are very excited for this years edition LOVE 💗

Join us today at 4 pm for a special Curator & Artist tour through the exhibitions together with curator Jan Mot and artist Manon de Boer .mot.brussels

For this year’s edition, the gallery presents two exhibitions curated by Jan Mot: Ian Wilson. There is a discussion., a solo exhibition by Ian Wilson, and Her Voice, featuring works by Chantal Akerman and Manon de Boer. Both exhibitions run from September 11 until October 17, 2026.

Jan Mot (born 1964 in Brussels) studied art history and museology in Leuven (BE) and Amsterdam (NL) and opened his gallery in Brussels in 1996 after working as an independant curator.

Images:
1. lan Wilson, Chalk Circle on the Floor, 1968, white chalk, ø 183 cm, certificate of authenticity signed by the artist. Unlimited edition (till 2020). Installation view at Galerie Mot & Van den Boogaard, Brussels, 1998. | Photo: Philippe De Gobert
2. Manon de Boer, Pour C.A. (Sa voix), 2020 (detail)

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10/09/2026

Galerie Martin Janda presents Werner Feiersinger at Astoria Artshow! Astoria Artshow

Come find us on the 3rd floor, booth 03-21.

Astoria Artshow
10–13 September 2026

Astoria Artshow is the preview edition of a new, international Viennese art fair. It takes place in the historic Astoria Garage, an architectural gem from the 1920s, which is being used for an art event for the first time.

Location:
Astoria Garage
Trautsongasse 4
1010 Vienna, AT

Images: Installation views, Galerie Martin Janda at Astoria Artshow 2025, Photo: Galerie Martin Janda

04/09/2026

Astoria Artshow 2026 is opening next week and we are delighted to present works by Werner Feiersinger Astoria Artshow

Booth 03-21

Werner Feiersinger’s sculptures appear as symbols in space and explore, in a minimalist manner, the relationship between object, space and viewer.

His latest work, Untitled (2026), consists of two parts: a structure mounted on the wall, reminiscent of an architectural detail or a letter, and a free-standing floor-mounted object. Despite their material rigidity, the forms appear light and almost floating, as if they were moving freely through the space. Feiersinger describes his forms as ‘images of memory’ that develop over long periods of time, become condensed and ultimately manifest as minimalist sculptural objects. The result is a work that mediates between memory, architecture and spatial perception.

In Feiersinger’s photographs, the focus is not on the documentary perspective, but on viewing a motif from the specific angle of his own sculptural and artistic practice: he searches for the expressive, sculptural qualities of buildings, volumes, forms, structures, materials, surfaces, and their interrelationships.

Werner Feiersinger, born 1966 in Brixlegg, lives and works in Vienna (AT).

Astoria Artshow is the preview edition of a new, international Viennese art fair. It takes place in the historic Astoria Garage, an architectural gem from the 1920s, which is being used for an art event for the first time.

Preview Day: September 10, 2026
Public Days: September 11 – 13, 2026

Astoria Garage
Trautsongasse 4
1010 Vienna, AT

Images:
1. Werner Feiersinger, Untitled, 2026, Photo: Manuel Carreon Lopez kunst-dokumentation.com
2. Werner Feiersinger, Untitled (Matera), 2017

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