Pixy Liao
Opening Sunday 7 september from 2 to 6 pm
Artist talk 4 pm
Klapdorp 2 Antwerpen
7 september – 25 october
Tine Bek
Rue Saint Georges 24 Brussels
Brussels gallery weekend 4 september open from 5 to 9 pm
Official opening in presence of the artist and book signing : 13 september from 2 tot 6 pm
4 september – 25 october
Pixy Liao
Pixy Liao, originally from Shanghai, China, is an artist based in Brooklyn, NY.
She has exhibited her work internationally at venues such as Fotografiska, Rencontres d’Arles, the Asia Society, and the National Gallery of Australia. Liao has received numerous awards, including the NYFA Fellowship in Photography, the Santo Foundation Individual Artist Award, and the Madame Figaro Women Photographers Award. She has also participated in artist residencies at institutions like Light Work, the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, the Center for Photography at Woodstock, the University of the Arts London, the School of Visual Arts, Pioneer Works, and the Camera Club of New York.
Tine Bek
Tine Bek (b. 1988) is a Danish visual artist whose practice explores a fascination with the strange and sublime. Bek’s artistic practice extends across photography, film and sculpture, presenting intimate portrayals examining everyday objects, fragility, and mortality.
Bek holds an MA in Fine Art Photography and Moving Image from The Glasgow School of Art in Scotland and studied fine art photography at Fatamorgana – Danmarks Fotografiske Billedskole. She has exhibited nationally and internationally, including Christiansborg Palace (DK), Fotogalleriet (NO), Fotografisk Center (DK), National Library of Lithuania (LI), Studio 488 Gallery (AR), Street Level Photoworks (UK), Studio Pavilion (UK) and 700b Gallery (USA). Her work is included in the permanent collection of The Danish National Photography Collection at the Royal Danish Library.
In 2022, her monograph The Vulgarity of Being Three-Dimensional was published, and awarded the Hasselblad Foundation’s Photo Book Award which is being reprinted in connection with the exhibition. In 2016 she co-founded the gallery 16 Nicholson Street in Glasgow and published zines on emerging artists through her independent publishing agency, The Photographic Earth Sagas. Bek’s work has been published in Vogue, Another Magazine, The Wire, Verk Tidsskrift, Source Photographic Review, Eurowoman and Weekendavisen.