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Pierre Joseph

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‘Le monde érotique’ (1998) by Pierre Joseph

An attempt to recreate the map of the world by memory. via


Weihnachtsmarktskulpturen

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It’s Christmasmarket time in Germany and in Leipzig I saw this stall. It had some nice sculptures on its roof!

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bamboo

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Amos Latteier

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‘Calculator haikus’, by Amos Latteier

Latteier wrote haikus by using the numbers on calculators to form words and then turning the calculator upside down.

“The calculator vocabulary is rather limited. I have come up with 118 words. I wrote a program to search the dictionary and select words that can be spelled using the letters that can be formed on a calculator. Among these are such choice words as gigolo, besiege, and ghee.”

Here’s one:

“Illegible blob
Legless eggshell oozes oil
Elegize his loss

Hellish shoe is beige
I slosh soil, slog hill

Hobble, oh high heel”

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Keren Cytter

‘SOMETHING HAPPENED (serious)’ by Keren Cytter (2007)


Tom Friedman

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‘1000 hours of staring’ (1992-1997), by Tom Friedman.

A blank piece of paper that the artist stared at for one thousand hours.


Matt Golden

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‘Song for Ella’ by Matt Golden. From 2005.

The corner of a sheet of paper was stroked over a period of months.


Rebecca Stephany

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I recently saw Rebecca Stephany‘s work at the GfZK Leipzig, after she had won the INFORM conceptual design award.

Click to see a more or less incomplete selection of nice works from the show. Sorry about the sorry pictures..

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Fischli & Weiss

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‘Suddenly this Overview’, by Fischli & Weiss
60 sculptures made of unfired clay

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‘Popular opposites; little + big’

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‘Highway’

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‘Mick Jagger and Brian Jones walking home satisfied after writing I can’t get no satisfaction


Fischli & Weiss

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Peter Fischli & David Weiss, ‘Modeschau (Wurstserie)’


Harald Thys & Jos de Gruyter

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‘Untitled, (N°8)’ (2009) by Harald Thys & Jos de Gruyter.

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