Narcisse Tordoir – The Pink Spy
Actors (30)
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Andrei Monastyrski
Andrei Monastyrski is one of the most distinguished and influential representatives of Moscow Conceptualism. For most of the seventies, eight
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Guy Mees
Guy Mees (1935-2003) emerges as a painter in Antwerp in the late fifties, when post-war avant-garde art from the US was just beginning to fin
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René Heyvaert
René Heyvaert (1929-1984, Ghent, Belgium) studied architecture at the Ghent Saint Lucas Institute where his graduating project was a design f
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Bernd Lohaus
Bernd Lohaus was born in Düsseldorf in 1940; in his twenties, he enrolled at the highly regarded local art academy when Joseph Beuys was a pr
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Carla Arocha
Carla Arocha (°1961, Caracas, Venezuela) has been living in Antwerp with her husband Luc Tuymans for many years now. She has been working wit
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Walter Swennen
Walter Swennen: an ominous smile on canvas Walter Swennen is a pioneer of the 'new painting' of the 1980s. His paintings are a precise pict
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Narcisse Tordoir
Narcisse Tordoir (°1954, Mechelen, Belgium) starts his career with experimental performances, alternative actions and spatial installations.
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Ann Veronica Janssens
Ann Veronica Janssens mainly does site-specific works. She is neither sculptor nor architect. Taking a specific space as her starting point,
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Hermann Pitz
The work of Hermann Pitz has been a defining point of reference in the German art scene since its appearance in the early eighties; it encomp
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Didier Vermeiren
The work of Belgian artist Didier Vermeiren [°1951] is richly textured and touches upon a broad range of concepts and ideas, but perhaps the
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Cel Crabeels
In his videos, installations, photos and performances Cel Crabeels toys with the notion of emptiness, as a meaningful environment, opening up
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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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Reindeer Werk (Tom Puckey...
*“The basis of our work is ʻBehaviouralismʼ. Conceptual art has reached a contended middle age and is no longer the driving force it used to
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Dia Al Azzawi
The Iraqi artist Dia Al Azzawi (b. 1939) graduated in archeology from the University of Baghdad in 1962, something that has left a visible tr
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Saadi Al Kaabi
Saadi Al Kaabi (b. 1937) belongs to the second generation of Iraqi modernist painters who sought to forge their own identity subsequent to de
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Walid Al Shami
The United Arab Emirates-based artist Walid Al Shami (b. 1949) has over forty years built an oeuvre largely concerned with his native city of
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Issam Al Said
"Art is to serve a purpose and allow people to develop their own creative instincts from it. We have become far removed from such ideas. In
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Ahmed Cherkaoui
Ahmed Cherkaoui Ahmed Cherkaoui (1934 – 1967) is considered as one of Morocco’s most prominent modern artists. Of Berber descent, his work i
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Tala Madani
The Iranian artist Tala Madani employs the art of painting to touch on religion, culture and sexual identity in a provocative and humoristic
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Hamid El Kanbouhi
The Moroccan artist Hamid El Kanbouhi (b. 1976) makes art as a salutary agent for people and for society as a whole. He illustrates this uto
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Marwan Rechmaoui
“The urban environment is very hostile, City-comers cluster together because they are afraid they are facing a new system that they never kne
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Aditya Mandayam
“In my work I try to question every element of the photographic process: memory and the mechanical eye.” - Aditya Mandayam The Indian artist
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Stéphanie Saadé
The Beirut-based artist Stéphanie Saadé (b. 1983) pursues an artistic investigation into the history of the landscape. She makes this manife
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Niels Donckers
Niels Donckers' artistic work seems to limit itself to striking environmental conditions in crowdedly built Flanders: a region that illustrat
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Alan Uglow
Following his art education, English-born abstract artist Alan Uglow (1941–2011) moved to New York and remained there for the rest of his lif
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Armen Eloyan
The Armenian artist Armen Eloyan (b. 1966) is a painter who's canvases make an energetic and tormented impression, with their thickly layered
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Ayman Ramadan
Ayman Ramadan moved to Cairo from the countryside when he was 16. He found a job as a security agent and would sleep in the minibuses and car
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David Gheron Tretiakoff
David Gheron Tretiakoff (b. 1970) is a French filmmaker and visual artist who often focuses on contemporary political and social developments