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Daniel Eatock

‘Alarm Dance 3’ (2007) by Daniel Eatock.

Watch more alarm dances after the jump:
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Eelco Brand

‘Museum’ (2009) by Eelco Brand.


Erik Olofsen

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‘In Places’ (2004) by Erik Olofsen. (Russian introduction, video after 1:00 )


Hans Op de Beeck

‘Staging silence’ (2009) by Hans Op de Beeck.


Cia Guo-Qiang

‘Fallen Blosssoms: Explosion Project’ (2009) by Cia Guo-Qiang.

Fallen Blossoms: Explosion Project was a site-specific explosion event conceived by Cai Guo-Qiang for the Philadelphia Museum of Art.


Elodie Pong

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‘Even a stopped clock is right twice a day’ (2008) by Elodie Pong.

In this video by Elodie Pong globalisation and the state of the world economy are debated by stuffed birds.


Marcus Coates

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Dawn Chorus‘ (2007) by Marcus Coates.

Marcus Coates recorded videos of people singing along to slowed-down birdsong in ordinary human habitats, then sped the videos back up to pitch.


Christian Marclay

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‘Guitar drag’ (2000) by Christian Marclay.

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Josh Greene

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‘Sophie Calle’s bed’ (1999) by Josh Greene.

I sent this letter to Sophie Calle shortly after my girlfriend broke up with me. Approximately one month later I received a full size bed. mattress, frame, linens, pillows, and comforter sent to me by Sophie Calle. I slept in Sophie’s bed for the next six months and corresponded with her via e.mail regarding my emotions and experiences in her bed.

Josh Greene sent this letter to Sophie Calle shortly after his girlfriend broke up with him. Approximately one month later he received a full size bed. mattress, frame, linens, pillows, and comforter sent to him by Sophie Calle. He slept in Sophie’s bed for the next six months and corresponded with her via email regarding his emotions and experiences in her bed.

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Sophie Calle

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‘The Sleepers’ (1979) by Sophie Calle.

In 1979, Sophie Calle asked several (23) persons, friends, strangers, neighbors, to come and spend eight hours in her bed in order to keep this bed occupied twenty-four hours a day. These people had to accept to be photographed and to answer some questions. She took photographs of the sleepers and noted the important elements of these short meetings: subjects of discussion, positions of the sleepers, their movements during their sleep, the detailed menu of their breakfast she was preparing for them.

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