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André Malraux

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André Malraux, ‘le Musée imaginaire’ (The imaginary museum)

Le Musée imaginaire is an archive that Malraux began in 1947. His “museum without walls,” as he described it, was a montage of photographs of art from all around the globe and throughout history, stretching from Roman sculptures to Impressionist painting.


John Latham

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John Latham, ‘Art and Culture’ (1966-69)

In 1966, Latham borrowed Clement Greenberg’s book Art and Culture from the St Martin’s School of Art library and organised a party at which guests chewed pages from it; the remains were then fermented into mash, distilled and returned in a test-tube to the library.


Gertrude Quastler

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Gertrude Quastler, ‘Assemblage’ (ca. 1960)

Driftwood, sea shells, wire and other found objects.


Samuel Treindl

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Samuel Treindl, ‘Stecktick (Der Mensch braucht Optionen)’

 


Vlad Nanca

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Vlad Nanca, ‘Bucket II’ (2013)


Thomas Mailaender

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Thomas Mailaender, ‘Gone fishing’ (2009)

The Gone Fishing project tells the modern epic of a young man fleeing his new responsibilities as a father by going on holidays with buddies. Through a false compilation of letters from the young dad to the young mom, Thomas Mailaender invents a character: a sort of immature Ulysses, more inspired by the beer, big-game fishing or ping-pong tournaments that by his new-born child.

Preview can be downloaded here


Marijke van Warmerdam

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Marijke van Warmerdam, ‘Duck’ (2008)


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A room inside the National Geology Museum in Bucharest (2011)


Trisha Donnelly

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Trisha Donnelly at the Arsenale, Venice Biennial (2011)


Derk Thijs

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Derk Thijs at Rijksakademie Open 2010