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Exhibition view ‘OEEEEEEUUUUVVRE’, Peter Morrens, M Leuven, 2024, Photo: © Useful Art Services for M Leuven
‘Richtingen’, Peter Morrens, 2020, Flemish Community Collection at M Leuven / Photo: We Document Art, courtesy Kristof De Clercq Gallery
Peter Morrens, Fotografie, 2019 / Photo: We Document Art, courtesy Kristof De Clercq Gallery
Peter Morrens, Opgeschort, 2021 / Photo: We Document Art, courtesy Kristof De Clercq Gallery
Peter Morrens, Zelfportret als doorgang (maquette), 2024 © Useful Art Services
Peter Morrens, A.a., 2020, Flemish Community Collection at M Leuven / Photo: We Document Art, courtesy Kristof De Clercq Gallery
Peter Morrens, Untitled (Deling), 2020, Flemish Community Collection at M Leuven / Photo: We Document Art, courtesy Kristof De Clercq Gallery
Peter Morrens & Benoit Felix, PRESQ (de tafel dekken voor Peter Morrens), 2020-2021 © Useful Art Services voor M Leuven
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Peter Morrens
Artist
Peter Morrens (b. 1965) lives and works in Antwerp and teaches at the LUCA School of Arts in Ghent. Solo exhibitions include Club Solo, (Breda, 2023), Valerie Traan Gallery (Antwerp, 2022), de Warande (Turnhout, 2021), Les Brasseurs Art Contemporain (Liège, 2017), Loods 12 (Wetteren, 2016) and Art Page Gallery (New York, 2000). He is represented by Kristof De Clercq Gallery in Ghent, where he regularly exhibits.
Peter Morrens was co-founder and artistic leader (together with Rik De Boek) of artists’ initiative Voorkamer in Lier between 1996 and 2016.
His work is held in numerous private and public collections, including S.M.A.K. Ghent, the Flemish Community Collection and M Leuven.
Peter Morrens
Artist
Peter Morrens (b. 1965) lives and works in Antwerp and teaches at the LUCA School of Arts in Ghent. Solo exhibitions include Club Solo, (Breda, 2023), Valerie Traan Gallery (Antwerp, 2022), de Warande (Turnhout, 2021), Les Brasseurs Art Contemporain (Liège, 2017), Loods 12 (Wetteren, 2016) and Art Page Gallery (New York, 2000). He is represented by Kristof De Clercq Gallery in Ghent, where he regularly exhibits.
Peter Morrens was co-founder and artistic leader (together with Rik De Boek) of artists’ initiative Voorkamer in Lier between 1996 and 2016.
His work is held in numerous private and public collections, including S.M.A.K. Ghent, the Flemish Community Collection and M Leuven.
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Exhibition view ‘OEEEEEEUUUUVVRE’, Peter Morrens, M Leuven, 2024, Photo: © Useful Art Services for M Leuven
‘Richtingen’, Peter Morrens, 2020, Flemish Community Collection at M Leuven / Photo: We Document Art, courtesy Kristof De Clercq Gallery
Peter Morrens, Fotografie, 2019 / Photo: We Document Art, courtesy Kristof De Clercq Gallery
Peter Morrens, Opgeschort, 2021 / Photo: We Document Art, courtesy Kristof De Clercq Gallery
Peter Morrens, Zelfportret als doorgang (maquette), 2024 © Useful Art Services
Peter Morrens, A.a., 2020, Flemish Community Collection at M Leuven / Photo: We Document Art, courtesy Kristof De Clercq Gallery
Peter Morrens, Untitled (Deling), 2020, Flemish Community Collection at M Leuven / Photo: We Document Art, courtesy Kristof De Clercq Gallery
Peter Morrens & Benoit Felix, PRESQ (de tafel dekken voor Peter Morrens), 2020-2021 © Useful Art Services voor M Leuven
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