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Exhibitions

MAI - JUNE

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The Workshops

Discover from start the emotive of historical photographic processes. Create your own image like the first photographers.

Entry to advanced levels

The Artists

Collection & Curation Olivier Guyaux

  • Carole Moncoquet

    Carole Moncoquet

    Colorful Gum Bichromate For the themed exposition on raw photography, Carole Moncoquet (biologist) chose a peek into the world of lesser known sea creatures that are not used to pose...

    Carole Moncoquet

    Colorful Gum Bichromate For the themed exposition on raw photography, Carole Moncoquet (biologist) chose a peek into the world of lesser known sea creatures that are not used to pose...

  • Cecilia Belén Sandoval

    Cecilia Belén Sandoval

    This photography project focuses on marriage and migration. Through a chronological approach, it shows a series of marriage photographs of migrant couples from the 1940s to the present. The oldest...

    Cecilia Belén Sandoval

    This photography project focuses on marriage and migration. Through a chronological approach, it shows a series of marriage photographs of migrant couples from the 1940s to the present. The oldest...

  • Petermfriess

    Petermfriess

    Wedding_BEAUTY is a digital exploration of the timeless matrimony mystery. Digitally captured wedding dresses, piloted by algorithms, oscillate between reality and fiction, embodying the complexity of love. It reminds us...

    Petermfriess

    Wedding_BEAUTY is a digital exploration of the timeless matrimony mystery. Digitally captured wedding dresses, piloted by algorithms, oscillate between reality and fiction, embodying the complexity of love. It reminds us...

  • Beatričė Narbutaitė

    Beatričė Narbutaitė

    Beatričė Lithuanian family lineage's calls back to the heartlands of Kupiškis, a place famous for its unique and captivating wedding traditions. These time-honoured practices are now recognised as part of...

    Beatričė Narbutaitė

    Beatričė Lithuanian family lineage's calls back to the heartlands of Kupiškis, a place famous for its unique and captivating wedding traditions. These time-honoured practices are now recognised as part of...

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The Tiny Gallery

Sitting on the borderline between alternative and classical photography, Tiny Gallery is a 160-square-meter open lab and atelier where you can take your time to learn to write with natural paper, minerals and light. It is open for everybody, artists young people and students, along with anonymous and amateur photographers to re-connect to the reality of elemental photographic language. Our aim is to merge modern self-expression with the timeless nature of traditional photography. 

The TinyGallery, is not just a haven for lovers of old analog photography and vintage cameras, but also a bustling meeting point for more than 12 artists. This cozy and inviting space, nestled in the heart of the city, has become a hub of creative exchange and artistic collaboration. The gallery's location in a culturally rich area adds to its allure, offering a warm atmosphere that blends the charm of the past with contemporary artistic expression. It's a place where the community of photographers, visual artists, and art enthusiasts come together, making the TinyGallery a vibrant and essential part of the local art scene.

A delightful and picturesque atelier

The Tiny Gallery is situated in the charming Laiterie Belga industrial structure, echoing the Ixelles heritage for nearly a century.


The Team & Artists

Olivier Guyaux and Marie Hélène Sion are the creators and operators of the Tiny Gallery project, with invaluable support from a collaborative team of artists.

Dorothée Wycart - Andrea Csepregi - Cecilia Belén Sandoval - Monya Ghabantani- Ben Money-Kyrle - Beatričė Narbutaitė - Petermfriess - Megan Thomasson - Carole Moncoquet - Zhu Dan - Cristina Epure - Kim Cappart - Laure Winants


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