Art Antwerp

17 Sep 2025 – 1 Feb 2026

Address: Jan Van Rijswijcklaan 155, 
2018 Antwerpen

The exhibition Tamed Nature explores the layered history of green space in Antwerp. From 19th-century parks to climate activism, this exhibition questions power, ecology and public space – imagining a more inclusive, resilient urban future.

13 Sep 2025 – 25 Jan 2026

Address: Provinciestraat 112, 2018 Antwerpen

In Sea Through Skin, artist Bianca Baldi (SA, 1985) explores the complex and deeply personal phenomenon of racial passing (or playing white in South African vernacular): being perceived, or made to be perceived, as part of another racial group. This solo exhibition marks the culmination of Baldi’s PhD in the arts at Sint Lucas Antwerp, titled Play-White: Racial Passing and Embodied Images. Through her image-making practice, she reflects on how identity, perception, and power shape how we see — and are seen.

25 Oct 2025 – 29 Ma 2026

Address: Kunsthal Extra City, Provinciestraat, 112, 2018, Antwerpen

Language is never neutral. Words can both unite and devide us. They shape how we think, feel and act. They carry our most intimate confessions and our loudest demands, yet can just as easily conceal, exclude or manipulate. Language can soothe or wound, inspire care or resistance, or serve as an instrument of control. It Goes Without Saying explores this shifting terrain, tracing how language moves between private and public, from the therapeutic to the political, from whispered exchanges to the roar of collective protest.4

With works by Ode de Kort, Uta Eisenreich, Nokukhanya Langa, Sandrine Morgante, Yoshua Okón & Juan Obando, Ahilan Ratnamohan and Lore Smolders.

Address: Hopland 13, 2000 Antwerpen

Who was Rubens exactly? The artist and the man behind the brush. And why is he so well loved? Find out by visiting the Rubens Experience. Find out what he was really like thanks to life-like videos and interactive tools. Or look straight into his mind by observing his self-portrait.​​