Gallery Collaborations

ShugoArts is a contemporary art gallery founded in Tokyo in 2000 with the guiding principle of “continuously offering artworks that resonate with those who cherish art.” Its founder, Shugo Satani, draws upon his foundational experience at the Satani Gallery, which was led by his father, Kazuhiko Satani. Committed to fostering deep collaborations with artists, ShugoArts strives to contribute to the creation of new value within the history of art.
The gallery represents a wide range of artists from different generations whose practices encapsulate their diverse talents and artistic visions. These include internationally recognized figures who have garnered attention since the 1980s, such as Yukio Fujimoto, Carsten Höller, Leiko Ikemura, Masato Kobayashi, Naofumi Maruyama, Yasumasa Morimura, and Shigeo Toya. The roster also features renowned photographers Tomoko Yoneda and Yuji Ono, as well as a new wave of artists who emerged in the 2000s, including Masaya Chiba, Aki Kondo, Lee Kit, Anju Michele, Ritsue Mishima, Clara Spilliaert, Yoriko Takabatake, and Atsushi Yamamoto.
We organize and present exhibitions with internationally active artists, allowing their unique expressions to be fully realized, and participate in art fairs in Japan and abroad.

Keteleer Gallery, founded by Frederick Keteleer (°1993) in 2012, has swiftly emerged as a pioneering force within the contemporary art world. With a strong family-driven ethos, the gallery has developed a reputation for fostering dynamic and open connections with both the local and international art scenes, while simultaneously honoring Belgium’s rich artistic legacy. The gallery thrives on its commitment to accessibility, offering an inspiring and welcoming environment that encourages engagement with art across diverse audiences.

In September 2019, Keteleer Gallery took an important step by relocating to a cutting-edge new space on Pourbusstraat in the heart of Antwerp’s flourishing cultural district. Nestled between the Royal Museum of Fine Arts, M HKA, FOMU, and the vibrant ‘New South,’ the gallery's new location becomes a symbol of innovation, with an exciting blend of established, emerging, and underexposed Belgian and international artists. This move represents a forward-thinking approach to artistic dialogue and collaboration.

In 2023, the gallery strengthened its leadership with the appointment of Koen Leemans as the new director. Together with Frederick Keteleer, they continue to shape the gallery’s vision, forging groundbreaking partnerships and pushing the boundaries of contemporary art. Their combined expertise sets the stage for Keteleer Gallery to remain a leading force in both Belgian and international art circles, showcasing an ambitious roster of artists that spans the spectrum of the modern and the avant-garde.