Ik schilder met schildersJacques Servaes
Gallery The Black Panther has existed since 1968, making it the oldest active gallery in the Belgian art world. The gallery is the life work of Adriaan Raemdonck and is still very relevant in today's art world. His story gives us an intimate glimpse into half a century of visual art and the cultural and social evolution in Flanders.
Documentary portrait of Adriaan Raemdonck, the driving force behind Art Gallery The Black Panter - the oldest active gallery in Belgium, recently celebrating its fiftieth birthday. The film offers an intimate view of half a century of visual arts and cult
This film is part of...
Belgian selection
DOCVILLE presents ten strong Belgian documentaries. Films that explore unknown territory - such as the oldest Belgian art gallery or a juvenile prison - as well as films that look beyond our borders. Films made by experienced directors as well as by young, new talent. The strongest production will win the Jury Prize for Best Belgian Documentary.
Extra info
This screening will be followed by a Q&A with the director and with gallery owner, Adriaan Raemdonck (in Dutch)
Filminfo
Directed by Jacques Servaes
België
2019 14 min.
Nederlands, Frans
Subtitles: English
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credits
Director
Jacques Servaes
Producer
Hans Everaert, Els Voorspoels
