In Copenhagen he began to develop radical social views, which soon led him into a circle of cultural and radical artists.

To me, at that time, he didn't seem like a radical artist.

He was also described as "one of the few truly radical and essential artists of the century.

In the 60's radical artists began to worry less about finish and more about process.

Now he's being looked at more as a protomodernist, and the idea that he's a very radical artist is somehow appealing again.

He is a highly progressive, radical artist.

Other things such as radical artists or films are welcome.

Michelle Shocked is a radical artist, unafraid of sharing her political views and her bare emotions.

His career is a study in how radical artists can function at the center of society, and change it.

In it, between 1925 and 1929, he mounted exhibitions by some of the most radical artists of the day.