
Aleks Danko, ‘Songs of Australia Vol. 16’
				 
				
				
					By mh
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					Posted in Composition
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					Also tagged Aleks Danko, artist, australia, culture, DIY, fridge magnet, fuckem, fun, grow up, house, joke, money, nation, power, prints, romance, songs, text, unknown
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‘Cosmopolitan Chicken Project’ (1999-ongoing) by Koen Vanmechelen.
 Vanmechelen interbreeds domestic chickens from different countries aiming at the creation of a true cosmopolitan chicken.
				 
				
				
					By sk
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					Posted in Composition
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					Also tagged animal, bird, breed, ccp, chicken, cosmopolitan, cross, crossbreed, DIY, national, project, world
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Ivan Argote, ‘More Formal’ (2009)
				 
				
				
					By dd
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					Posted in Composition
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					Also tagged action, bolivar, DIY, formal, fuckem, fun, grafitti, intervention, ivan argote, muur, patriotic, propaganda, public space, red, romance, street view, transform, wall, white
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‘What are those things (with big black wings)’ (1967) by Charlie Louvin
				 
				
				
					By mh
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					Posted in Composition
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					Also tagged american, big, black, car, charlie louvin, dealers, hurt, love, music, performance, robbins, romance, text, things, unknown, video, wings
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‘Belgian Flag’ by Justin Morin
				 
				
				
					By mh
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					Posted in Abstraction
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					Also tagged belgian, colors, DIY, dye, flag, found, fuckem, fun, hair, joke, justin morin, l'oreal, light, long, national, packaging, preference, sculpture, unknown, women
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‘Imaginary friends’ (2005) by Philippe Parreno.
A map of the estimated total population of imaginary friends in the US.
				 
				
				
					By sk
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					Posted in Composition
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					Also tagged city, counter-map, estimate, friend, imaginary friends, loneliness, map, mapping, numbers, philippe parreno, population, practice, psychogeography, rural, stories, urbanism, US
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