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TinyGallery Brussels

Name: TinyGallery Brussels
Address: rue de la Cuve 26, Brussels, 1050, BE
Telephone: +32475279556

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TinyGallery Brussels

Sitting on the borderline between alternative and antique amateur photography, TinyGallery is an open lab, workshop atelier and exhibition space.

It is open for artists and students along with anonymous and amateur photographers.

13/08/2026

EN Just around the corner: the magnifying spectacle of the eclipse. A reminder of our humility — only the shutter of the lens can speak in the present. We are always living in the past, hoping for the future.

FR Juste au coin de la rue : le spectacle maginficent de l'éclipse. Un rappel à notre humilité— seul l'obturateur de l'objectif peut parler au présent. Nous vivons toujours dans le passé, en espérant l'avenir.

NL Vlak om de hoek: het vergrotende schouwspel van de eclips. Een herinnering aan onze nederigheid — enkel de sluiter van de lens kan spreken in het heden. We leven altijd in het verleden, hopend op de toekomst.

10/06/2026

11-06 OPENING Things to see and forget about in Belgium - WOUT DE RIDDER's series of medium format film photographs inhabits that same territory. Travelling across Belgium, he turns his lens toward the incidental — objects and places so familiar they have become invisible. None of them are necessarily unique to the country. And yet, gathered together, they accumulate into something unmistakably Belgian. Not a postcard. Not a monument. Something harder to name, and more honest.
These photographs are shown in dialogue with a second body of work: a selection of anonymous amateur images drawn from TinyGallery's own archive. Taken by unknown hands, they document the quiet daily life of a Flemish family across four decades — from the 1920s to the 1960s. Birthdays and Sundays. Gardens and interiors. Faces looking directly into a camera held by someone who loved them. Unstaged and unguarded, these images were never meant to be art. That is precisely what makes them so compelling.
Placed alongside Wout De Ridder's contemporary work, they create an unexpected conversation across time. The objects change. The light changes. But something persists — a certain way of inhabiting the world, modest and particular, that is difficult to define and impossible to mistake.
That persistence, perhaps, is Belgitude.

10/06/2026

Someone kept these photographs. Then someone stopped keeping them. They surface now from a Flemish family’s album from the TinyGallery collection, — glass plates and paper prints, scalloped edges and foxed corners — spanning nearly a century of ordinary life. Nobody signed them. They were made the way breath is made: automatically. Their original owners are unknown to us. We show them with care, and with the awareness that every image here was once private — held between people who knew each other, looked at in a circle of family or friends. That intimacy has not been forgotten.

04/06/2026

11-06 OPENING Things to see and forget about in Belgium - WOUT DE RIDDER's series of medium format film photographs inhabits that same territory. Travelling across Belgium, he turns his lens toward the incidental — objects and places so familiar they have become invisible. None of them are necessarily unique to the country. And yet, gathered together, they accumulate into something unmistakably Belgian. Not a postcard. Not a monument. Something harder to name, and more honest.

These photographs are shown in dialogue with a second body of work: a selection of anonymous amateur images drawn from TinyGallery's own archive. Taken by unknown hands, they document the quiet daily life of a Flemish family across four decades — from the 1920s to the 1960s. Birthdays and Sundays. Gardens and interiors. Faces looking directly into a camera held by someone who loved them. Unstaged and unguarded, these images were never meant to be art. That is precisely what makes them so compelling.

Placed alongside Wout De Ridder's contemporary work, they create an unexpected conversation across time. The objects change. The light changes. But something persists — a certain way of inhabiting the world, modest and particular, that is difficult to define and impossible to mistake.

That persistence, perhaps, is Belgitude.

26/04/2026

Today's Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day contribution at TinyGallery Brussels.

17/04/2026

Two workshops. Two ways of seeing what the eye alone cannot.

**✦ Apparition **
What does a photograph retain that the eye does not? We explore photography's long entanglement with the invisible — spirit images, double exposures, the trace of bodies no longer there — then make three cyanotypes of your own.

**✦ Astrology **
To read the sky is to read oneself. After an introduction to your solar and lunar signs, you print two cyanotypes rooted in your own astral coordinates. Bring your birth date, time and place — or let the sky decide.

Both sessions run 2.5 hours. All materials supplied. No experience required.
With Monya Ghabantani · TinyGallery, Brussels
Link in bio to book.

11/04/2026

We invite you to join us for the closing, one last time.

**Exhibition Closing Party**
🗓 Sunday 19 April — from 4pm
📍 Tiny Gallery, Brussels

"Grand Art in Photography" explored a rarely visited territory — the place where photography and esotericism meet. What we witnessed surpassed all expectations: hundreds of guided tours, visitors who returned more than once, conversations that stretched well beyond closing time. This subject touches something deep.

Photography has always had a mystical dimension — capturing light, fixing an instant, making the invisible visible. You responded beyond anything we could have hoped for.

**🇫🇷**

Nous vous invitons à nous rejoindre pour la clôture, une dernière fois.

**Exhibition Closing Party**
🗓 Dimanche 19 avril — dès 16h
📍 Tiny Gallery, Bruxelles

« Grand Art in Photography » a exploré un territoire rarement visité — là où la photographie et l'ésotérisme se rencontrent. Ce que nous avons vécu a dépassé toutes nos attentes : des centaines de visites guidées, des visiteurs revenus plusieurs fois, des conversations bien après l'heure de fermeture. Ce sujet touche quelque chose de profond.

La photographie a toujours eu une dimension mystique — capter la lumière, fixer un instant, rendre visible l'invisible. Vous avez répondu au-delà de tout ce que nous aurions pu espérer.

NL

We nodigen u uit om ons te vervoegen voor de afsluiting, een laatste maal.

**Exhibition Closing Party**
🗓 Zondag 19 april — vanaf 16u
📍 Tiny Gallery, Brussel

"Grand Art in Photography" verkende een zelden bezocht terrein — waar fotografie en esoterie elkaar ontmoeten. Wat we meemaakten overtrof alle verwachtingen: honderden rondleidingen, bezoekers die terugkwamen, gesprekken die ruim na sluitingstijd voortduurden. Dit onderwerp raakt iets dieps.

Fotografie heeft altijd een mystieke dimensie gehad — licht vastleggen, een moment bevriezen, het onzichtbare zichtbaar maken. U hebt gereageerd voorbij alles wat we hadden kunnen hopen.

Adresse

Rue De La Cuve 26
Brussels
1050

Heures d'ouverture

Mercredi	15:00 - 18:30
Vendredi	15:00 - 18:30
Samedi	11:00 - 18:30
Dimanche	15:00 - 18:30

Téléphone

+32475279556

Site Web

https://tinygallery.photo/

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