For this exhibition, Albert Baronian is wearing the costume of curator to present his choice, that is to say seventeen of his artists of international origin, such as the Swiss Marie José Burki, the Belgians Robert Devriendt, Leen Voet and Marc Trivier, the French Lionel Estève, Eric Poitevin, Alain Séchas and Bruno Serralongue, or the duo Gilbert & Georges (Italy and England). Also present are Olaf Holzapfel and Thomas Zipp (Germany), David Brian Smith (England), Tony Ourseler (USA), Achraf Touloub (Morroco), Maja Tušek (Slovenia), Wan Du (China), and Gilberto Zorio (Italy).

Albert Baronian opened his first gallery in 1973 and immediately enjoyed international success thanks to the representation of artists from Arte Povera such as Alighiero e Boetti, Mario Merz, Giulio Paolini or Gilberto Zorio. Later, as president of the Association of Galleries (Belgium), he gave the impetus for the first Brussels art fair created by the association to take on a more international dimension under his direction. Albert Baronian thus experienced the evolution of the fair, from an intimate gathering of some fifteen Belgian galleries to Art Brussels, an internationally renowned fair with 147 galleries in 2018.

The gallery’s programming is dedicated to both artists and major artistic movements that define the last forty years of contemporary creation. Most recently, Albert Baronian joined forces with Renos Xippas to open a new gallery in Brussels in April 2019: Baronian Xippas.