The collection XX: JUBILEE #4 Who’s got the Big Picture?

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  Jef Geys

  Jef Geys (1934 - 2018) graduated from the Antwerp Art Academy and settled in Balen, in the Kempen region, where he worked as an art teacher a

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  Robert Filliou

  "L’art est ce qui rend la vie plus intéressante que l’art" - Robert Filliou Robert Filliou was a French neo-Dadaist also involved in the

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  Vito Acconci

  Vito Acconci (°1940) lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. He is a poet and started at the beginning of the 1960s making art works using a s

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  Jacques Charlier

  A funny, unclassifiable artist, who refuses to see art as something (too) serious, Jacques Charlier defines himself as an eclectic radical. A

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  Antoni Muntadas

  Antonio Muntadas subjects images from the mass media to critical sociological research. He does so by studying various information channels f

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  Jan Vercruysse

  From the mid-1970s, Jan Vercruysse (1948-2018) takes to the museum space with abstract collages, installations and assemblages that primarily

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  Gordon Matta-Clark

  Gordon Matta-Clark (1943-1978) was one of the sons of the famous Chilean surrealist Roberto Echaurren Matta. After studying architecture in N

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  Philippe Van Snick

  Philippe Van Snick (1946 - 2019) makes work that is characterised by an extremely simple visual language, akin to minimalism, and the repeate

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  Fred Bervoets

  As a painter, graphic artist and teacher, Fred Bervoets (b. 1942) is a living legend in the Antwerp art scene. Artistically, he is a man of e

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  Alice Creischer

  German artist Alice Creischer is the author of a body of work situated between the genres of institutional critique and theatrical grammar th

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  Henk Visch

  Henk Visch is mainly active as sculptor, draughtsman and graphic artist. He has been exhibiting his sculptures since the beginning of the 198

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  Emmett Williams

  American poet and artist Emmett Williams grew up in Virginia but, from 1949 on, spent much of his time in Europe. He initially studied poetry

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  Elly Strik

  Elly Strik works with charcoal, graphite, chalk, ink, oil paint and lacquer. She makes impressively large drawings, of around two by three me

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  Michel François

  Since 1980, Michel François has developed a hybrid and fluid oeuvre, escaping any categorisation of style and genre. While he claims to be a

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  Franz West

  Franz West is a key figure in the revival of the once so influential Viennese art scene. In his work, that is at once impressive and light-fo

• Roman Signer

  Swiss-born artist Roman Signer (°1938) is a veteran of the European conceptual/performance art movement of the seventies, and continues to as

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  Christophe Terlinden

  Christophe Terlinden (°1969, Etterbeek, Belgium) has a quite varied oeuvre. He creates photos, videos, cartoons, sound systems, graphics, and

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  François Curlet

  François Curlet (°1967) is born in Paris and lives in Paris, Brussels and the French village Piacé. Since the late eighties he has developed

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  Wilhelm Sasnal

  Wilhelm Sasnal uses a wide variety of media to picture his country and its surroundings. He paints, takes photographs, makes videos and insta

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  Johanna Kandl

  Johanna Kandl (°1954) studied painting in Vienna and Belgrade. Kandl, who regularly collaborates with her partner Helmut Kandl, often researc

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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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  Daniel Spoerri

  The Swiss visual artist, writer and publisher Daniel Spoerri was born in Romania as Daniel Isaac Feinstein and had a remarkable family histor