Arno Declercq invites British artist Harry Morgan for a Solo Show in Antwerp, curated by Modern Shapes Gallery.
Renowned Belgian designer Arno Declercq is set to host a solo exhibition by acclaimed British artist Harry Morgan at his Antwerp studio. Known for his bold fusion of Brutalist aesthetics and artisanal craftsmanship, Declercq has invited Morgan to present a striking body of work that explores the unlikely union of glass and concrete.
Morgan, celebrated for pushing the boundaries of traditional glassmaking, creates sculptural pieces that defy expectations—juxtaposing the fragility of glass with the raw solidity of concrete. The exhibition, curated by Modern Shapes Gallery promises a dialogue between both artists’ shared affinity for materiality, form, and monochromatic intensity, set within the atmospheric setting of Declercq’s design space.
Arno Declercq
Belgian designer known for sculptural, brutalist furniture in black burned wood, patinated metal, and bronze. Each piece merges timeless materials with architectural forms, crafted in-house in Belgium. From his Antwerp showroom, Arno presents curated collections and interiors for collectors, luxury brands, and architects worldwide.
Harry Morgan
Since graduating from Edinburgh College of Art in 2014, Morgan has exhibited widely throughout the UK and internationally. As a 2019 Loewe Craft Prize finalist, Morgan had his work was exhibited at Isamu Noguchi’s indoor garden ‘Heaven’ in Tokyo, where the jury awarded him Special Mention. His sculptures are also held in the permanent collections of the Victorian & Albert Museum, The National Museums of Northern Ireland, The European Museum of Modern Glass, and the Loewe Foundation.
FRIDAY 20.06
Private Preview on invitation only – 17:00 – 22:00
SATURDAY 21.06 & SUNDAY 22.06
Open to public – 11:00 – 17:00
© Photo Courtesy of Modern Shapes Gallery, Photography Willem Van Puyenbroec
