The Artist's Novel

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Actors (341)

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  Giorgio de Chirico

  Giorgio de Chirico was born in Greece into the family of an Italian railroad engineer and later studied in Athens, Florence and Munich, where

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  Kurt Schwitters

  Kurt Schwitters was a German painter, sculptor, designer and writer. He studied at the Kunstakademie in Dresden and served as a clerical offi

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  Gareth Long

  Gareth Long was born in Toronto, Canada. He currently lives and works in London. He is the first ever Curator in Residence at the Kunsthalle

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  Glen Rubsamen

  Glen Rubsamen is a painter who was born in Los Angeles, California and studied at U.C.L.A. where he received his MFA. He lives and works in D

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  David Gray

  David Gray is an artist and designer who lives in New York.

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  Hayley Newman

  Hayley Newman is a performance artist interested in humour, fiction and documentary practices. She is committed to working collectively aroun

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  Will Holder

  Through his multiple roles as artist, writer, editor and designer Will Holder (born Hatfield, 1969, lives in London) explores the transformat

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  Samson Kambalu

  The London based artist and author Samson Kambalu studied at the University of Malawi (BA Fine Art and Ethnomusicology, 1995-99); Nottingham

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  Kambui Olujimi

  Kambui Olujimi was born and raised in Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. His work manifests collective psychic space in order to interrupt notions

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  Jimbo Blachly

  Jimbo Blachly's installations and performances have been exhibited at Franklin Furnace, The New Museum, P.S.1 MOMA and The SculptureCenter in

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  Kelly Duncan

  Kelly Duncan is the alleged author of Looking for Headless. For further information see Goldin+Senneby.

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  M. Anthony Penwill

  M. Anthony Penwill is the alleged author of It Has To Be This Way, It Has To Be This Way 1.5 and It Has To Be This Way², as well as co-author

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  Hirsch E.P. Rothko

  Hirsch E.P. Rothko is the alleged author of Hirsch E.P. Rothko. For further information see Christopher K. Ho.

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  Eve Rhymer

  Eve Rhymer is the alleged author of Legendary, Lexical, Loquacious Love. For further information see Karen Reimer.

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  Leonora Carrington

  During her childhood, Leonora Carrington was surrounded by beautiful woods as imagined in a fairy tale. At 9 she was sent for 3 years to cath

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  Tom Phillips

  Tom Phillips was born in 1937 and has lived and worked in London all his life. Although best known as a painter whose work is represented in

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  Dorothea Tanning

  Dorothea Tanning studied painting in Chicago. In 1941, now in New York, she met the art dealer Julien Levy and his surrealist friends, refuge

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  Alfred Kubin

  Austrian draughtsman, illustrator, painter and writer, who was widely known for his illustrations of writers of Balzac, E.T.A. Hoffmann, Gust

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  José Gutierrez-Solana

  Gutiérrez Solana attended art school in Madrid from 1900 to 1904. As a young man, he spent his days in the slums and suburbs of Madrid and in

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  Dan Starling

  Dan Starling’s work plays with the conventions of narratives through intervention, extrapolation, reinterpretation and reconfiguration. His w

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  J.D. Salinger

  J.D. Salinger is the alleged author of Malcom X: An Introduction. For further information see Dan Starling.

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  Christopher Russell

  From 2001 to 2005 Christopher Russell edited, designed, produced, and distributed the “destroy–to–enjoy” literary art zine Bedwetter. He was

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  Ole Hagen

  Ole Hagen was educated at the National Academy of Fine Art in Oslo, Chelsea College of Art and Design (MA) and Goldsmiths College (PhD). He h

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  Everyone Agrees

  Everyone Agrees is a collective that operates in London and New York. Their first venture was The Meeting of Failures: Act I, published in Lo

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  Simon Bill

  Simon Bill was born in Kingston upon Thames, UK, and was educated at Wayneflete Secondary School, St. Martins School of Art and the Royal Col

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  Cally Spooner

  Cally Spooner (b. 1983) is an artist based in London. Recent solo exhibitions and performances include And You Were Wonderful on Stage, Stede

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  AA Bronson

  AA Bronson's work—as an artist, healer, curator, and educator—is dominated by the practice of collaboration and consensus. From his beginning

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  Christian Dotremont

  Christian Dotremont was Belgian poet and energetic cultural figure who is probably best known as one of the founders of the experimental art