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Panamarenko (Antwerp, 1940) is an exceptional and unclassifiable figure in contemporary art, who has been described as ‘one of the great creators of the end of the century’.[...]

Jeff Carter’s work is concerned with the exploration of ideas related with contemporary tourism and nomadism, frequently using ‘non-materials’ such as IKEA furnishings and crate boxes.[...]

In his first solo show at at Rachel Uffner Gallery, Becket Bowes will exhibit a series of text paintings and sculptures that highlight art’s attempt to communicate, and its inevitable failure to do so.[...]

The most evident influences in her work may be found in post-minimalist, ephemeral art, and land art. Her style and preferences lean to an exploration of the multiple meanings of the senses and language.[...]

For nearly thirty years, Carroll Dunham has eschewed the conventions of abstract and figurative painting, instead choosing to work within their margins. It is in the space between the two where Dunham has established a trademark style and vast body of work that is both deeply original and enormously influential.[...]

Omer Fast works with film, video, and television footage to examine how individuals and histories interact with each other in narrative.[...]

The Goldmine Shithouse (GMSH) is an artist collaborative that was started by artists David Hochbaum, Travis Lindquist and Colin Burns. The collective has met on a weekly basis since its creation in early 2003. Its participating artists have a common sensibility with opposing visions, balancing out the finished work.[...]

Kees Goudzwaard creates his paintings by transferring paper models, compositions he applies to the canvas using sheets of paper and tape.[...]

Pierson’s oeuvre is extraordinary: photography, sculpture, installation, painting, bookmaking and drawing. His subject matter and iconography deals with themes of loss, longing, faded glamour and nostalgia.[...]

In 1976, Jean-Luc Mylayne made the decision to sell his house, car and possessions in the pursuit of his craft, accompanied only by his wife and collaborator, Mylène. From the environs of Mylayne’s native Amiens, he was drawn to the skies and parched earth of Santa Fe, New Mexico and, more recently, to Fort Davis in Texas, the ‘stages’ for the works shown in this latest exhibition.[...]