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He became a regular in the drunken and contentious Berlin bohemian group known as the Black Piglet, after the cafe it frequented, where he got to know August Strindberg and other expatriate Scandinavians, but he eventually began referring to his bohemian companions as "the fiends," wanting to avoid their penchant for occultism and trouble. And, in these early plays, the European influence can be traced to the Expressionist playwright August Strindberg (326). At IVAM, Todoli brought an ambitious range of (predominantly male) talent to Spain--Richard Prince, Allan McCollum, Tony Cragg, Eva Hesse, Lawrence Weiner, and Richard Hamilton among them--as well as surprises like August Strindberg, the nineteenth-century dramatist of Nordic angst hardly known as a painter. |
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August Strindberg - Swedish dramatist and novelist (1849-1912)