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Actors (749)
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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
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Edouard Levé
Edouard Levé studied business at École supérieure des sciences économiques et commerciales and is a self-taught artist. Best known as a conce
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E. E. Cummings
E. E. Cummings began writing poems in 1904 and studied Latin and Greek at the Cambridge Latin High School. In 1917 Cummings left the United S
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Ernesto Pujol
Ernesto Pujol is a site-specific performance artist and social choreographer. He creates silent walking performances as collective portraits
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Jacob Wren
Jacob Wren makes literature, performances and exhibitions. His books include: Unrehearsed Beauty, Families Are Formed Through Copulation and
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Romy Rüegger
[Romy Rüegger](http://farfar.ch/) is an artist based in Zürich. She works with performances, audio installations and choreographed spaces. Sh
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A. C. McWhortle
McWorthle is the alleged author of Lena / Lana. For further information see AA Bronson.
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A. L. Bronson
Bronson is the alleged author of Lena / Lana. For further information see AA Bronson.
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George Brecht
No description.
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Guy de Cointet
Guy de Cointet is one of the artists that best synthesizes the new relationship between theatre and contemporary art, from the end of the 196
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Qei No Mysxdod
Qei No Mysxdod is the alleged author of Espahor Ledet Ko Uluner!. For further information see Guy de Cointet.
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Anthea Hamilton
No description.
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Nástio Mosquito
There is a curious provocation in Nástio Mosquito artworks in how he directly confronts the viewer. His performances and videos place the art
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Lisa Jonasson
Lisa Jonasson is an artist mainly working with collage and paper cuts centring on experiences of the body as a conscious entity.
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Andreas Ejiksson
Andjeas Ejiksson is an artist, writer and editor. His work draws attention to the theatricality of writing, its different mediations and expe
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Lukasz Gorczyca
Łukasz Gorczyca, together with Michal Kaczynski, founded the Raster Gallery in Warsaw, in 2001, exhibiting and representing emerging artists