Discover all the current and past exhibitions at Atelier Verbeke and enjoy a journey through the work of diverse artists. Explore their stories and artistic showcases in one place.

Expos

During the 'Knoflook Kunstroute', a retrospective of Laurent Geers' work is being showcased at Atelier Verbeke. Laurents' fantastic oeuvre includes Rubenesque sculptures of women in polyester, bronze or 3D mosaics, as well highly realistic still lifes of cheese, charcuterie, and pastries made in marble. The exhibition features works from 1979 to the present.

Laurent Geers

A Retrospective of Laurent Geers – Knoflook

During the 'Buren bij Kunstenaars' ('Neighbors with Artists') weekend, more than 400 artists present their works in their own studios or in group exhibitions at various locations in South-West Flanders. Luc Verbeke was one of the participants with an exhibition at Atelier Verbeke.

Luc Verbeke

Buren bij Kunstenaars

3 models in morphsuits take various poses on different themes

Mie Bogaerts

Expo Luc Verbeke & Mie Bogaerts – Atelier in beeld 

On the occasion of Kortrijk Art Weekend, Atelier Verbeke presents “Over the Ocean”.

The exhibition “Over the Ocean” brings together two worlds, where the power of nature and culture merge through art. We witness a unique dialogue between the monumental sculptures of Luc Verbeke, who travels between Kortrijk and Carrara, Italy, and the vibrant paintings of Monica Villarroel Celsi, who brings inspiration from her homeland, Chile, to Kortrijk. What connects these two artists is the ocean—not just as a physical distance, but as a symbolic space where their creative visions converge.

While Verbeke’s sculptures reflect the strength and solidity of the earth, Villarroel Celsi’s paintings bring to life the fluidity and emotion of nature. In this unique dialogue between two continents, cultures, and art forms, the artists invite you to embark on a journey where the ocean dissolves within your imagination.

Monica Villarroel

Kortrijk Art Weekend 2024

For Kortrijk Art Weekend, Atelier Verbeke presents “Force and Feathers”, with sculptures by Luc Verbeke and zinc paintings by Heidi Leman.

Luc’s marble works reveal fracture lines, rough textures, and unfinished surfaces—reminders of both origin and transformation. Rather than fully controlling the stone, he lets the material speak back, turning sculpture into a dialogue.

Heidi paints on weathered zinc, a medium that carries its own scars. This adds sculptural depth to her fragile yet powerful imagery, which speaks of destruction, vulnerability, and the search for balance.

Together, their works form a conversation between force and fragility, permanence and transience.

Heidi Leman

Kortrijk Art Weekend 2025

For Kortrijk Art Weekend 2026, Atelier Verbeke presents “Splash — Exhibition on Water and Art”.

Four artists from different disciplines come together in an exhibition exploring water — refreshing, purifying, and full of movement. Water symbolizes change and the moment when you take the leap.

David Carpentier presents photographic images of swimming pools, sometimes captured by drone, where stillness and geometry meet. Monica Celsi, from Chile, uses swimmers as a metaphor for crossing and transition, inspired by her own journeys across the ocean. Veerle De Vos gives her “plump ladies” and “men with binoculars” a cheerful, joyful presence that makes you smile and look forward. In his marble sculptures, Luc Verbeke evokes water as a primordial element and source of all life.

Together, these works invite us to reflect on water — as a mirror, as movement, and as a beginning.

Upcoming expos

Kortrijk Art Weekend 2026

Past expos

Kortrijk Art Weekend 2025

Kortrijk Art Weekend 2024

Expo Luc Verbeke & Mie Bogaerts – Atelier in beeld

Buren bij Kunstenaars

A Retrospective of Laurent Geers – Knoflook

Current and Past Exhibitions at Atelier Verbeke

Upcoming expos

Kortrijk Art Weekend 2026

Past expos

Kortrijk Art Weekend 2025

Kortrijk Art Weekend 2024

Expo Luc Verbeke & Mie Bogaerts – Atelier in beeld

Buren bij Kunstenaars

A Retrospective of Laurent Geers – Knoflook