
Willem Claassen, ‘Zwarte piste’ (2009)

Kristin Posehn, ‘Replicant’ (2005/2006)
A replica of a graffiti-covered supporting column from underneath the M25,
a motorway that circles London. The work is constructed from high-resolution photographs
mounted on plywood, which shows through at top and bottom.

Diederik Klomberg, ‘Lokaal 02′ (2007)
Diederik Klomberg created a mirror-effect in the space of Lokaal 01, Breda.

‘The Pine on the Corner’ (1990) by Jeff Wall. (thanks Noah)
Locations of photographs by Jeff Wall on Google Street View. More will follow in the next days.
See also this post.

Ataskoa was a public announcement, made in the newspapers, over the radio, with flyers, posters, etc. to create a traffic jam in the hills.
On 18th September 2005, 160 cars (approximately 425 people) gathered at Intza, Navarre, on the sides of Mount Aralar. The jam started at 11am. and ended at 15pm.

Maider Lopez, ‘Ataskoa’ (2005)

‘Bliss’ by Charles O’Rear. ‘Bliss’ was used as a standard wallpaper in Windows XP.

‘After Microsoft’ by Goldin+Senneby.
The same location where ‘Bliss’ was taken, re-photographed ten years later.

Martin Creed, ‘Work no. 785 (Japanese Maple, Persian Ironwood, Hornbeam, Apple and Oak)’ (2007)

Davide Balula, ‘Heartbeat Exciter (Stimulateur cardiaque)’ (2006)
Recordings of human heartbeats at different speeds sending magnetic charges into the plants.

‘Trial of Judas With Constant Reference to Dorothy Retallack’ (2007), by Tony Romano.
Two tomato plants exposed to the infamous Judas Priest record ‘Stained Class’, one played backwards and one forwards.
‘America we stand as one’ (2002) by Dennis Madalone. One of the highlights of Whatfilm 2!
Check www.americawestandasone.com with sing along karaoke version!
Yesterday night was the Whatfilm night at the Film Foyer in Tilburg, organised by Whatspace. An evening of nice shortfilms selected by Rotterdam VHS Festival and presented by Niels Post of Trendbeheer. After the Read More some blurry photo impressions:
(More photo’s on Whatspace and Trendbeheer!)


Roman Ondák, ‘Czech Pavilion in the Giardini’, Venice Biennial (2009)
The garden landscape surrounding the Czech pavillion is continued inside.
‘Volare’ (1976) by Al Martino (*October 7, 1927 – †October 13, 2009).
See the ‘Volare‘ post from about a month ago.
Aram Bartholl
Okay, last one:
Aram Bartholl, ‘Map’ (2006-2009)