Untitled (Tate), by Fischli & Weiss was commissioned to form part of the opening displays of Tate Modern when it opened in 2000. Its collection of everyday objects, resembling a workshop, were each individually handmade and in part designed to mimic the working environment of the Tate Modern gallery prior to it’s opening.
‘745’ (2008) by Robin Waart.
All the exclamation marks (745) removed from a single copy of “Donald Duck”‘s weekly magazine.
‘Tien boeken (Ik hou van je)’ (2006) by Robin Waart.
A collection of ten books whose “publisher’s logo’s” form the Dutch ten letter sentence “Ik hou van je” – I love you.
(also see Nina Katchadourian)
Sonja Vordermaier, ‘Streetlampforest’ (2010)
‘Streetlampforest’ is a collection of 30 european streetlamps from different origins and times (Amsterdam, Berlin, Erfurt, Leipzig, Glasgow, Innsbruck, Milano, Hamburg, Prag, Cagnes-sur-mer (France), Sarajevo, Stuttgart, Belgrade, Lippstadt, Munich, Sofia, Trieste,Wolfsburg and Vienna).
‘Plants have no backs’ (2008) and
‘You can’t stop the hands of time, man’ (2008) by Ethan Breckenridge
‘Death and taxes’ by Steven Emmanuel
The work is a column made of one penny coins in an old WWII-bunker.
‘Lots of future shock’ (1995-2007) by Joshua Callaghan
Expanding collection of copies of Alvin Tofler’s book ‘Future Shock’.
Reynold Reynolds
‘The history of the future’ (1996) by Reynold Reynolds.
A review of our changing visions of the future as shown in over 50 films.