Dennis Tyfus
° 1979
Born in Antwerp (), born in Antwerp (BE).
The Antwerp artist Dennis Tyfus (b. 1979) produces a varied visual oeuvre that is not always exclusively intended for museums or to be collected or shown. As an artist, musician and publisher he produces and distributes drawings, paintings and graphic work, as well as video installations, sculptures and music. This range is expanded with self-designed posters, record covers, flyers, stickers and tattoos. His divergent practice is characterised by the artist's desire to maintain a great street credibility in combination with an anarchist attitude towards the formal contemporary art world. His painting and drawing work is a concentrated activity with a lot of attention for colour and composition. With pen and markers he creates colourful cartoonish drawings with absurd scenes or dialogues.
Text: Hans Willemse
Translations: Michael Meert
Items
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Rollende koppen
Vaast Colson, Dennis Tyfus, Rollende koppen, 2016. Multiple.
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Collection of posters, fl...
Dennis Tyfus, Collection of posters, flyers and other releases. Miscellaneum, various materials, variable dimensions.
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The Tourist Trap
Dennis Tyfus, The Tourist Trap, 2017. Drawing, pencil on paper, 101 x 72 cm.
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De Kauwgumballenboom
Dennis Tyfus, De Kauwgumballenboom, 2008. Painting, acrylic on canvas, 205 x 304 cm.
Events
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M HKA in het Paleis op de...
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During the Cultuurmarkt (Culture Market), the M HKA is taking over the Blue Salon of the Palace on the Meir. This marks the start of an ongo -

Show me yours & I'll show...
19 February 2016 - 29 May 2016.
The M HKA wants to offer an ‘open house’ to artists. They can use the museum not only to exhibit their work, but also to foster an interactiv -

ERCOLA 1968–2018
15 September 2018 - 06 January 2019.
ERCOLA (Experimental Research Center of Liberal Artists) was initiated in November 1968 as a friends' initiative by artists Jean-Claude Block -

INBOX: S & W & …
28 November 2025 - 11 January 2026.
Suske and Wiske [Spike and Suzy] have been capturing the collective imagination for 80 years. Generations of readers and viewers grew up with
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