Fondation CAB

Established in 2012 by Belgian collector Hubert Bonnet, Fondation CAB in Brussels is a non-profit space dedicated to the promotion of Belgian and international minimalist and conceptual art through a dynamic programme of exhibitions and events. Housed in a striking 1930s Art Deco-style warehouse, built for the coal mining industry, Fondation CAB’s exhibition space offers visitors a unique environment to experience art.

Fondation CAB’s newly restored 800m2 building by Olivier Dwek delivers a streamlined open space located near the idyllic Etangs d’Ixelles and in proximity to a cluster of vibrant contemporary art venues. Contrasting with the building’s original architecture, its flexible and modular interior provides a space for experimentation. The building also houses a special studio dedicated to artists in residencies.

Fondation CAB is a key player in Brussels’ flourishing art scene and an important fixture in the city’s contemporary art circuit.

The artist-in-residence program at Fondation CAB is aimed at welcoming national and international artists, both emerging and established, for periods up to two months dedicated to working, researching and/or reflecting on their practice, without the pressure of producing or presenting art. They invite artists who inscribe themselves in the mission statement of Fondation CAB, and who interpret and question the traditions of Minimalism and Conceptualism with a contemporary approach.

Clemens Hollerer will be working on a new project as a resident at the foundation in 2024.

Fondation CAB
Rue Borrens 32-34
1050 Brussels
Belgium

Fondation CAB
5766, chemin des Trious
06570 Saint-Paul-de-Vence
France

Fondation CAB, Brussels, 2022 (Fred Sandback - Exhibition view)