Monthly Archives: November 2010


Harald Thys & Jos de Gruyter

8-5

‘Untitled, (N°8)’ (2009) by Harald Thys & Jos de Gruyter.

Read More »


Wiebke Siem

siem_flscherin_2762

Wiebke Siem‘s work for the exhibition ‘Konversationsstücke’ at Johnen Galerie, Berlin.

Einladung-Konversationsstcke-actii

For some details of individual works, please just click below.

Read More »


Servet Kocyigit

05-BSU3

05Brrroomm100x100

‘Blue side up’ and ‘Brrrooomm’ (2006) by Servet Kocyigit. Watch the VIDEO.


Piero Golia

golia_untitled

Untitled, by Piero Golia

The machine makes the broom sweep the floor every other second.

golia_266

Untitled (Carpet), (2002)

Carpet with an arrow always pointing at Golia’s house, like his personal Mecca.


Killian Rüthemann

Afbeelding 5

‘Fragile Monumente (Groupshow)’ (2009) by Killian Rüthemann and

Afbeelding 6

Untitled (2008), also by Killian Rüthemann


Lara Almarcegui

almarcegui_07

“Removal of the Wooden Floor, Grafisches Kabinett, Secession” (2010) by Lara Almarcegui.

Lara Almarcegui removed and then reconstructed the floor of an exhibition space.


Christian N. Halsted and Jakob Ohrt / Doublethink Studio

‘Picadilly Circus’, an intervention by Christian Halsted and Jakob Ohrt (Doublethink Studio)

Halsted and Ohrt set up a free information service in one of the busiest areas of London and tried to give people whatever they wanted.

“The Doublethink Project is a research-project on various aspects of contemporary public service undertaken by Doublethink. In an attempt to comprehend this popular term, find out who it’s for and who it’s from we came up with 8 alternative abstractions on how to understand and study it.”

More examples of services on their website.


Maria Eichhorn

eichhorn_2

Maria Eichhorn‘s exhibition ‘Das Geld der Kunsthalle Bern / Money at the Kunsthalle Bern’ (2000) resulted from her research into funding of the exhibition and her decision to devote the entire budget for her show to the renovation of the building. The entire museum was on show during this renovation and visitors could watch the process from up close, even in rooms that were normally hidden from view.