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  Martin Arnold

  Martin Arnold has been making experimental films since 1988. He studied psychology and art history at the University of Vienna, and his films

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  Moshe Ninio

  Moshe Ninio was born in Tel Aviv in 1953. He is currently based there and in Paris. Although his artistic production is relatively small, he

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  Allan McCollum

  The sculptural practice of American artist Allan McCollum is grounded in a clinical commentary upon one of the great critical quandaries of a

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  Richard Baquié

  Richard Baquié’s oeuvre is constituted from an assemblage of different elements: iron, words, photos, sounds, glass and motors. Using these a

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  Juan Muñoz

  “I am a storyteller. When I make a work, you can immediately see what it is; I’ve never been able to make an abstract work.” - Juan Muñoz

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  Bill Woodrow

  From 1967 to 1972 Bill Woodrow studied at different art academies in London – having Anthony Caro as one of his teachers – and together with

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  Wolfgang Laib

  "I am not afraid of beauty, unlike most artists today. The pollen, the milk, the beeswax, they have a beauty that is incredible, that is beyo

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  Job Koelewijn

  Job Koelewijn discovered his passion for art only in his early twenties, when he started to paint and draw while recovering from a serious ro

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  James Turrell

  "I feel my work is made for one being, one individual. You could say that's me, but that's not really true. It's for an idealized viewer. Som

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  Fabrice Gygi

  Fabrice Gygi’s oeuvre mainly comprises performances and installations. In the 1980s both his life and work are pervaded by a general rejectio

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  Aernout Mik

  Aernout Mik has for over a decade been a key figure on the Dutch artistic landscape, a status confirmed in 2007 by his (re)selection to repre

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  Gu Dexin

  Gu Dexin is one of China’s most important contemporary artists. He belongs to the first generation of Chinese avant-garde artists, active sin

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  Gert Verhoeven

  Gert Verhoeven makes drawings, videos, installations and sculpture. His work is complex, elusive and very diverse. Content reigns over means

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  Ana Maria Tavares

  The Brazilian Ana Maria Tavares draws her inspiration from the architecture around her. Not only is the modern city of São Paulo, where she l

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  Mona Hatoum

  Mona Hatoum was born in Beirut, but her family is of Palestinian origin. In 1975, during a visit to Great Britain, civil war broke out in Leb

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  Richard Artschwager

  Richard Artschwager is among the artists from the golden age of Pop Art in the 1960s, when he actively blurred the boundaries between sculptu

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  George Lilanga di Nyama

  George Lilanga can be regarded as one of the pioneers of African contemporary art. He links various cultures and traditions in order to conve

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  Róza El-Hassan

  Róza El-Hassan (°1966) is born in Budapest, where she still lives today. After studying painting at the Academy for Fine Arts in Budapest, sh

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  Marlow Moss

  "I am no painter, I don't see form, I only see space, movement and light." (Marlow Moss) Marlow (or Marjorie) Moss (1890-1958) moved in M

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  Luciano Ori

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  Koen Theys

  Belgian visual artist Koen Theys (Brussels, b. 1963) is a key pioneer on Belgium's contemporary video art scene. Having teamed up with his br

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  Dennis Tyfus

  The Antwerp artist Dennis Tyfus (b. 1979) produces a varied visual oeuvre that is not always exclusively intended for museums or to be collec

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  Lidwien van de Ven

  The Rotterdam-based artist Lidwien van de Ven investigates and plays on our habitual ways of perception and interpretation. Her installations

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  Richard Venlet

  The work of Brussels-based artist Richard Venlet is in many cases the fruit of his reflections on space, museum contexts and the influence of

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  Liliane Vertessen

  Liliane Vertessen (°1952) has, since the beginning of her career, developed an incredibly personal vision for her work, employing her own out

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  Ramkinkar Baij

  Ramkinkar Baij, known as the father of modern Indian sculpture, trained and later taught at Rabindranath Tagore’s university in Santiniketan,

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  Ritwik Ghatak

  Ritwik Ghatak began his career as a member of the I.P.T.A for whom he wrote and directed various plays and participated as an actor. Out of t

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  I.P.T.A

  The Indian People’s Theatre Association [I.P.T.A.] was formed during a crucial phase of 20th Century Indian history. Events including World W