Dexter Dalwood, oil on canvas, ‘Burroughs in Tangiers’, 183.5 x 210cm (2005). © Dexter Dalwood. Courtesy Simon Lee Gallery. All rights reserved DACS.

Dexter Dalwood, oil on canvas, 'Burroughs in Tangiers', 183.5 x 210cm (2005). © Dexter Dalwood. Courtesy Simon Lee Gallery. All rights reserved DACS.

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ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTOR

Dexter Dalwood

lives and works in London. His collages and paintings have appeared in numerous galleries and exhibitions internationally, including the 2002 Sydney Biennale, the Institute of Contemporary Arts, and, most recently, the Kunsthaus Centre d’art Centre PasquArt in Biel, Switzerland. Dalwood was shortlisted for the Turner Prize in 2010.

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