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Jef Verheyen Digital Platform

Actors (46)

Otto Piene
Otto Piene, with Heinz Mack, publishes the review Zero (three issues) starting in 1958. The name Zero was also chosen as a collective name w
Bram Bogart
First working expressionist, Bram Bogart starts in the 1950s to mine the arsenal of linear, geometric forms. He experiments with mixing oil
Englebert Van Anderlecht
Jef Verheyen and Englebert Van Anderlecht became good friends after Verheyen introduced Van Anderlecht to Enzo Pagani as well as to Hans Liec
Guy Vandenbranden
*"la géometrie, contrairement à ce que croient les ignorants, donne les plus profondes voluptés"*. (Guy Vandenbranden) De naoorlogse kuns
Guy Vaes
The French-language Antwerp author Guy Vaes (1927-2012) acquires fame in 1956 with his first novel Octobre long dimanche. Not just as author,
Carla Arocha & Stéphane S...
Carla Arocha (b. 1961) is from Caracas, Venezuela, but has been living and working in Antwerp for years. Since 2005 she forms an artistic duo
Paul Klee
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Serge Largot
Working under the pseudonym Serge Largot, the poet and artist Ernest Aerts (1929-2019) developed a colour theory over the years in various ph
Galerie Iris Clert
Iris Clert, born as Iris Athanassiadis in 1917 in Athens, moved to Paris in the 1930s. She joined, together with her husband, filmproducer Cl
Claire & Paul Bataille - ...
After Claire Bataille and Paul Ibens graduated simultaneously, both with high honors, from the National Institute of Architecture and Urbanis
Nanda Vigo
Nanda Vigo was one of the Italian members of the ZERO movement and was thus an important pivotal figure of it. She designed the ZERO house in
Roberto Crippa
Roberto Crippa was an Italian painter and sculptor. After his education at the Brera Art Academy in Milan, the city where he was also born, h
Kunsthalle Bern
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Wide White Space
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Galerie OREZ
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Galerie Denise Réne Hans ...
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Galerie Diogenes
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Gust Philippi
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