The Anonymous Project by Lee Shulman presents The House

The first exhibition, The House, presented by The Anonymous Project and created by Lee Shulman, became one of the highlights of the Rencontres de la Photographie d’Arles (2019). Designed as a fully immersive experience, this exhibition goes beyond merely displaying images by recreating the atmosphere of the 1950s. In an era when family photography was an intimate and discreet act, it invites visitors to explore a space where every object, every light, and every image interact to bring memories and everyday gestures to life.

OPENING
Thursday 22 January 2026
5:30pm > 8:30pm

In the presence of the artist

Family stories - Group show

The anonymous family album of The House expands here through seven projects that reveal the artists’ own Family Stories. These photographic series - most of them staged - unveil the intimate sphere of the family beyond a purely documentary approach. The photographers explore universal themes such as motherhood, family ties, grief, and reconciliation.

OPENING
Thursday 22 January 2026
5:30pm > 8:30pm

In the presence of the artists

10th Edition - PhotoBrussels Festival

Founded in 2016, PhotoBrussels Festival has, over the years, established itself as a major event for contemporary photography in Brussels, Belgium, and across Europe. For its 10th edition, the festival brings together 52 exhibitions presented by contemporary art galleries, home galleries, art centers, and museums, each offering a unique perspective on the photographic medium. More than 100 artists — half of whom are Belgian — explore the richness and diversity of a visual language deeply rooted in our time, reaching an ever-growing and curious audience.

OFFICIAL LAUNCH
Place du Châtelain
Thursday 22 January 2026
From 5:30pm

Objets trouvés - Robin Lopvet

Réalisée lors d’une résidence à Bruxelles par Robin Lopvet (FR, 1990), la série Objets trouvés s’inscrit dans la continuité d’une recherche sur la nature morte contemporaine. Ici, le principe de collecte et de composition se déplace dans l’espace urbain : la ville devient un vaste terrain d’exploration où les objets photographiés remplacent les éléments d’atelier.

OPENING
Thursday 22 January 2026
Place du Châtelain, 1050 Brussels
5:30pm > 8:30pm
In the presence of the artist

Open air exhibition
22 January - 22 February 2026

After a noteworthy first presentation at Paris Photo in November 2025, Hangar Gallery is proud to unveil Sylvie Bonnot's new series - Le Royaume des moustiques  in Brussels.

In the French Guiana Amazon, the artist went to meet the allochthonous communities who have found refuge there through the upheavals of history. Bushinenge and Hmong cosmogonies intersect here, where lianas weave the links between worlds.

Pursuing her performative approach to landscape and image, Sylvie Bonnot presents a new body of unique works created using her distinctive “moulting” process, by lifting the silver gelatin membrane from her prints. The crystallized creases in her works echo the intertwined narratives of this equatorial territory in perpetual transformation, the scene of a visceral sharing of resources.

OPENING
Thursday 22 January 2026
5:30pm > 8:30pm

In the presence of the artist Sylvie Bonnot

All the places and the places between - Antoine De Winter

All the places and the places between explores photographic apparition as a retinal persistence of the sun, an echo turning into a murmur, a memory that shatters. This series reveals place while simultaneously fragmenting it, allowing memory to crack and recompose itself according to intimate geologies, where reality oscillates between emergence and disappearance, transforming remembrance into a hybrid territory.

OPENING
Thursday 6 November 2025
5:00pm > 8:00pm
In the presence of the artist

The exhibition is to discover on the 2nd floor of Hangar, in parallel with the exhibitions MAURICE, Tristesse et rigolade et The Day May Break, until 21 December.

Meet the artist Maryam Firuzi

Meet the artist Nick Brandt

MAURICE, Tristesse et rigolade / Charlotte Abramow

MAURICE, Tristesse et rigolade tells the story of a struggle—one man’s battle with illness—and of a rebirth, carried by the love of a daughter. Somewhere between documentary storytelling and surreal tale, this visual and poetic narrative resonates as a timeless tribute from Belgian photographer Charlotte Abramow to her father, Maurice. For the first time, this intimate work takes the form of an immersive exhibition, presented at Hangar.

OPENING
Thursday 18 September 2025
5:30pm > 8:30pm

In the presence of the artist

The Day May Break / Nick Brandt

The Day May Break (2020–2024) is the latest photographic series by British photographer Nick Brandt. Comprising four chapters across four continents—each resulting in a dedicated book—this monumental body of work explores the devastating impact of climate change on both human and non-human lives. Created during a pivotal moment marked by escalating ecological and social crises, the series responds to the urgency of a world in transformation.

OPENING
Thursday 18 September 2025
5:30pm > 8:30pm

In the presence of the artist

When the Earth Had Still a Feminine Name - Maryam Firuzi

Iranian artist Maryam Firuzi explores themes of mem- ory and identity, highlighting Iranian women. Through carefully composed images, she engages with the notions of presence and absence. Her work is an ode to the resilience and transmission across generations. This exhibition marks the first presentation of her work in Belgium.

OPENING
Thursday 18 September 2025
5:30pm > 8:30pm

In the presence of the artist

Photographier le monde de demain - Reporters Sans Frontières

The NGO Reporters Without Borders (RSF) documents and supports the challenges facing journalists all over the world. On the eve of its 40th anniversary, RSF is celebrating the perspectives of 40 photojournalists from diverse backgrounds, showcasing the different way they capture current and upcoming challenges.

OPENING
Thursday 26 June 2025
5:30pm > 8:30pm
Free access / registration here: https://bit.ly/4nnMzJg

In the presence of Reporters sans frontières Team & the artist Alice Pallot

Meet the artist Pascal Sgro

Pascal Sgro will be present in Hangar to talk about his series Cherry Airlines, part of the exhibition AImagine - Photography and generative images

Sunday 15 June
14:00 - 15:00

*Standard ticket price

Oasis - Matthieu Litt

Over the seasons, Matthieu Litt roamed the Ry-Ponet park, located in the Liège region. This valley, of high biological and scenic value, both natural and fragile, is coveted by property developers and therefore under threat. In his poetic series Oasis, the photographer deliberately blurs boundaries.

OPENING
Tuesday 13 May
5:30pm > 8:00pm
In the presence of the artist

The exhibition is to discover on the 2nd floor of Hangar, in parallel with the exhibition AImagine - Photography and generative images, from 14 May to 15 June, 2025.

Hangar gallery is glad to invite Maxime Riché with his series Paradise.

Maxime Riché visited Paradise in 2020 and then in 2021 to meet those who decided to rebuild their "paradise" in a place that now seems inhospitable. To sensitively convey the emotions of the survivors and the images that haunt them, he used film photography, intermittently employing infrared slide film. His fiery tones, flashbacks to the hell they lived through, remind us of the flames etched in their memories…read more

Opening
Thursday 13 March
5:00pm > 8:00pm
In the presence of the artist

Exhibition
14 March - 11 May

The works of VIVARIUM, spanning a period of 20 years, establish a dialogue between photography and the artistic practice of Claudia Jaguaribe, exploring the evolution of our relationship with nature in an era marked by anthropocentrism.

Opening
Thursday 23 January
5:30pm > 8:30pm

Exhibition
24 January - 9 March

Cherry Airlines © Pascal Sgro

AImagine - Photography and generative images

Collective exhibition / co-curation Hangar and Michel Poivert

Jordan Beal (FR), François Bellabas (FR), Mathieu Bernard-Reymond (FR), Brodbeck & de Barbuat (DE/FR), Michael Christopher Brown (US), Delphine Diallo (FR), Bruce Eesly (DE), David Fathi (FR), Nicolas Grospierre (FR/PL), Isidore Hibou (FR), Patricia Jacomella (CH), Claudia Jaguaribe (BR), Robin Lopvet (FR), Alisa Martynova (RU), Pascal Sgro (BE), Justine Van den Driessche (FR), Alexey Yurenev (RU)

Opening
Thursday 23 January
5:30pm > 8:30pm

Exhibition
24 January - 15 June

Terra Nullius#29, 2024 © Matthieu Litt_Courtesy Hangar Gallery

APPARITIONS / Hangar Gallery

Hangar continues its support for artists photographers by launching Hangar Gallery. The gallery’s artists, spanning generations and diverse backgrounds, dare to challenge the codes of photo- graphy, from conceptual to documentary, reclaiming and transforming the medium. After Paris Photo (Emergence section with Alice Pallot) and Approche (Antoine De Winter), Hangar Gallery is exhibiting for the first time in Brussels the 9 artists it represents: Sylvie Bonnot, Antoine De Winter, Véronique Ellena, Lior Gal, Claudia Jaguaribe, Kíra Krász, Matthieu Litt, Alice Pallot, and Luc Praet. This group exhibition will showcase the richness of their practices and sensibilities.

Opening
Thursday 14 November
5:30pm > 8:30pm

Exhibition
15 November - 21 December

FOR ALL THE GOOD THINGS AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN / Nathan Mbouebe

Hangar team gave carte blanche to Stephan Vanfleteren to support a young talent and propose an exhibition to run alongside ATELIER. Stephan Vanfleteren’s choice fell on Nathan Mbouebe.

Opening
Thursday 12 September
5:30pm > 8:30pm

FOR ALL THE GOOD THINGS AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN
13 September > 10 November

ATELIER/ Stephan Vanfleteren

The photographic project ATELIER by Stephan Vanfleteren is an ode to the ability to observe, represent, sublime, and ultimately, connect. The multi-award-winning Belgian photographer remains true to the style that has always defined him. Over the past twelve years, he has worked intensely at home, in the daylight-lit studio of his workshop. His technical skill and artist’s heart make us both witnesses and accomplices to the incidental light, which reflects on the object as well as within his mind.

Opening
Thursday 12 September
5:30pm > 8:30pm

More info here

LE NOIRE DE…LXXII, 2023 ©Anys Reimann & VAN HORN, Düsseldorf

Come and discover our new exhibition
UNIQUE - Beyond photography.

with Nicolas Andry (BE), Pepe Atocha (PE), Sylvie Bonnot (FR), Aliki Christoforou (BE), Dana Cojbuc (RO), Antoine De Winter (BE), Gundi Falk (AT), Marina Font (AR), Lior Gal (IL), Audrey Guttman (BE), Romane Iskaria (FR), Morvarid K (IR), Kíra Krász (HU), Douglas Mandry (CH), Alice Pallot (FR), Raphaëlle Peria (FR), Luc Praet (BE), Anys Reimann (DE), Stephan Vanfleteren (BE), Laure Winants (BE), Vincent Zanni (CH).

Free entrance!