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Peter Rich Architects

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Obie Oberholzer.-Mapungubwe Interpretation Centre at Mapungubwe National Park in Limpopo, South Africa


Mapungubwe Interpretation Centre at Mapungubwe National Park in Limpopo, South Africa.

By Peter Rich Architects.


Jon Rafman

Jon Rafman O'Keeffe Antechamber, 2013

Jon Rafman, ‘O’Keeffe Antechamber’ (2013)


Mary Miss

Mary Miss. Perimeters_Pavillions_Decoys. 1978-2

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Mary Miss, several impressions of the exhibition ‘Perimeters / Pavillions / Decoys’ (1978)

Short PDF on the work here.


Andre Cadere

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Andre Cadere, ‘Barre de bois rond’ (1975)


Josephine Meckseper

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Josephine Meckseper, ‘African Spir’ (2011)


Florian Slotawa

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Florian Slotawa - Koelner Reihe 2011

Florian Slotawa’s Kölner Reihe or Cologne series presents the emblematic works from the park’s collection, arranged according to size. It was naturally only consistent to make room available at the park’s center for this installation, now newly experienceable in its various manifestations.


Bik Van der Pol

Bik Van der Pol, ‘Are you really sure that a floor can’t also be a ceiling?’ (2011)


Anne Daems

Anne Daems, ‘People had covered their heads with plastic bags against the rain.’ (1995)


Stephen Prina

 Stephen Prina, ‘As he remembered it’ (2011)

The point of departure for As He Remembered It is a memory from the 1980s, shared with artist Christopher Williams, of a fitted unit by architect R. M. Schindler that is taken out of its original context, painted, and recontextualized as an independent object.

To bring this personal anecdote to the Hauptraum of the Secession, Prina chose two now-demolished houses built in the early 1940s by R. M. Schindler in Los Angeles for Hilaire Hiler and Mrs. George (Rose) Harris. Using surviving plans and photographs, he had copies made of the fitted units, resulting in 28 objects that were then used as supports for monochrome painting—Prina painted them pink using “PANTONE Honeysuckle 2011 COLOR OF THE YEAR”—and restaged in a specially developed grid pattern in the Secession’s Hauptraum.