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Momus (Nick Currie)
Known primarily for his avant-garde music, Momus (aka Nick Currie) was born and educated in Scotland. After gaining a degree in English Liter
Brian O'Doherty
Brian O'Doherty renounced his name, adopting that of Patrick Ireland, in reaction to the Bloody Sunday killings in Northern Ireland (1972). B
Wojciech Bruszewski
Wojciech Bruszewski graduated from PWSFTviT higher film school. His practice is situated among avant-garde art. In 1970s he participated in t
Pam Emmerik
Pam Emmerik creates colourful paintings on paper, mostly 70 x 100 cm. She also writes novels, graphic novels, poems, essays and theatre plays
Heather Guertin
Heather Guertin was born in Worcester, MA and currently lives in New York. She received her Masters degree at the Art Institute of Chicago. H
Fiona Banner
Fiona Banner lives and works in London. She was short-listed for the Turner Prize in 2002. Her work repeatedly explores the themes of narrati
Dale Edwin Wittig
Dale Edwin Wittig is a painter and writer. Studied at the University of Connecticut Theater, concentrating in Literature and Puppetry. He has
Dick Higgins
Richard Carter Higgins : l’art intégratif L’influent artiste et théoricien britannique Richard Carter Higgins est devenu célèbre en tant
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
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
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
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
David Gray
David Gray is an artist and designer who lives in New York.
Hayley Newman
Hayley Newman is a performance artist interested in humour, fiction and documentary practices. She is committed to working collectively aroun
Will Holder
Through his multiple roles as artist, writer, editor and designer Will Holder (born Hatfield, 1969, lives in London) explores the transformat
Samson Kambalu
The London based artist and author Samson Kambalu studied at the University of Malawi (BA Fine Art and Ethnomusicology, 1995-99); Nottingham
Kambui Olujimi
Kambui Olujimi was born and raised in Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. His work manifests collective psychic space in order to interrupt notions
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
Kelly Duncan
Kelly Duncan is the alleged author of Looking for Headless. For further information see Goldin+Senneby.
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
Hirsch E.P. Rothko
Hirsch E.P. Rothko is the alleged author of Hirsch E.P. Rothko. For further information see Christopher K. Ho.
Eve Rhymer
Eve Rhymer is the alleged author of Legendary, Lexical, Loquacious Love. For further information see Karen Reimer.
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
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
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
Alfred Kubin
Austrian draughtsman, illustrator, painter and writer, who was widely known for his illustrations of writers of Balzac, E.T.A. Hoffmann, Gust
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
Dan Starling
Dan Starling’s work plays with the conventions of narratives through intervention, extrapolation, reinterpretation and reconfiguration. His w

À propos du M HKA / Énoncé de mission

Le M HKA est un musée d'art contemporain, de cinéma et de culture visuelle au sens large. C'est un lieu de rencontre ouvert à l'art, aux artistes et au public. Le M HKA aspire à jouer un rôle de premier plan en Flandre et à étendre son rayonnement international en s'appuyant sur la tradition avant-gardiste anversoise. Le M HKA établit des liens entre les questions artistiques et les enjeux sociétaux plus larges, entre l'international et le régional, les artistes et le public, la tradition et l'innovation, la réflexion et la présentation. La collection du musée, avec ses acquisitions en cours, ainsi que les domaines de gestion et de recherche qui y sont liés, occupent une place centrale.

À propos des ensembles M HKA

Les Ensembles du M HKA constituent nos premiers pas vers l'initiation du public au paysage numérique artistique actuel. Grâce à ces nouveaux médias, nous souhaitons offrir à nos œuvres un support plus complet et plus performant pour leur présentation et leur compréhension. L'application, entièrement développée en interne au M HKA, est facilement accessible sur une large gamme d'appareils : smartphones, tablettes et ordinateurs. Cette version publique n'est pas isolée ; elle s'inscrit dans un ensemble numérique plus vaste. Le contenu provient directement de la « banque d'ensembles », une plateforme de travail largement utilisée qui favorise la compréhension des œuvres à différents niveaux. Unité de production, conservateurs, politique d'achat (y compris externe) : chacun a son rôle à jouer. Ainsi, les visiteurs sont à un clic de cette base de données informative lorsqu'ils parcourent les salles d'exposition. Le M HKA est déterminé à prolonger cet exercice dans les années à venir et à enrichir encore l'expérience du visiteur.