Zidoun-Bossuyt Gallery is the leading gallery in Luxembourg for contemporary art. The gallery offers a diverse exhibition program with solo exhibitions of the gallery artists as well as group exhibitions and special historical projects.

In 2013 Nordine Zidoun and Audrey Bossuyt joined forces to form a new gallery which reflects well their respective origins and experiences. Nordine Zidoun first opened an art gallery in Paris and moved it to Luxembourg in 2008. Audrey Bossuyt is a former independent art adviser, who started her career in the art world by working at the Xavier Hufkens Gallery in Brussels for 6 years.

The focus of the gallery was upon Afro-American emerging artists. The gallery is known for having introduced some of the most influential Afro-American artists to Luxembourg at a time when they were still relatively unknown as for example Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Wangechi Mutu, Jeff Sonhouse and Terry Adkins.

In 2015, the gallery moved to an old townhouse -at 6 rue St-Ulric- in the historical Grund area of Luxembourg. It has taken the pair a long time to find the right place with the right soul, but also with the required large volumes that will allow them to host renowned artists. The major renovation and refurbishment of the building has been handed to Luxembourg based famous architect Stefano Moreno. The new art space allowed an expanded exhibition program and additional representation of a number of artists such as Danny Fox, Jayson Musson and Summer Wheat.

The gallery organizes 6 exhibitions and publishes 3 catalogs a year. Alongside its contemporary program the gallery holds one historical show every 2 years. The first one was dedicated to Jean-Michel Basquiat in May 2016. In September 2017 the gallery organized the first historical show of Jean Dubuffet in Luxembourg featuring more than 50 works of the artist. In January 2019 the gallery organized a Keith Haring show. These exhibitions were placed under the patronage of the Prime Minister and Minister of Culture of Luxembourg. In 2022 the gallery will continue its expansion program in opening 2 new locations in Dubaï and Paris reinforcing the strong international positioning of the gallery in the art world.

In 2022 the gallery will continue its expansion program in opening 2 new locations in Dubai (8 March, 2022) and Paris (to be determined) reinforcing the strong international positioning of the gallery in the art world.