Marcel Broodthaers, ‘Minuit’ (1969)
Part of a series entitled ‘Industrial Poems,’ ‘Minuit’ is made of a thermally shaped plastic sheet, making it possible to reproduce infinite copies of the same thing.
Marcel Broodthaers, ‘Minuit’ (1969)
Part of a series entitled ‘Industrial Poems,’ ‘Minuit’ is made of a thermally shaped plastic sheet, making it possible to reproduce infinite copies of the same thing.
Ruth Ewan, ‘We Could Have Been Anything That We Wanted To Be’, Folkestone Triennial (2011)
On 5 October 1793 the recently formed Republic of France abandoned the Gregorian calendar in favour of an entirely new model, the French Republican Calendar, which became the official calendar of France for 13 years. Each day of the Republican Calendar was made up of 10 hours. Each hour was divided into 100 minutes and each minute into 100 seconds. Inspired by this historical model, Ewan created new clocks and altered existing ones around the town of Folkestone, Kent to tell decimal time.
Ahmet Ögüt, ‘My Spy Desk’ (2011)
installation with Spy Cam Glasses, Spy Cam Watch, Spy Cam Pen, Spy Cam Lighter, Spy Cam Car Key, Spy Cam Car Key Chain, Spy Cam MP3 Player, Spy Cam Flashlight, Spy Cam Calculator, Spy Cam ID Card, Spy Cam Cap, Spy Cam Lighter and Spy Cam Clock