Tag Archives: public art


Amalia Pica

Amalia Pica, ‘I am Tower of Hamlets, as I am in Tower of Hamlets, just like a lot of other people are’ (2011-2012)

Sculpture based on the Echevaria plant, a species native to South America but popular in domestic environments world-wide due to its ability to thrive under any condition.

Residents of Tower Hamlets are invited to look after the sculpture (hand carved by Pica in pink granite) for one week, then passing it on to the next participant. This exchange happens every Saturday throughout the year. The sculpture’s travels will be recorded on a ‘lending card’, serving as a document of the meetings and exchanges between neighbours that made its journey possible. In June 2012, the sculpture will return to the gallery.


Christin Lahr

‘Macht Geschenke: Das Kapital’ (2009 – ca. 2052) by Christin Lahr

Every day, for about 43 years, Lahr will be transferring a donation of 1 cent to the German Ministry of Finance, accompanied with 108 letters from Marx’s ‘Das Kapital’.


Wouter Huis

‘Disclaimer’ (2011) by Wouter Huis


Cie. Willi Dorner

From ‘Body trail’ (2008) by Compagnie Willi Dorner


Ann Messner


Fom ‘Subway stories’ (1979) by Ann Messner


Jan Huijben

‘Coca-Cola Kabbala’ (2012) by Jan Huijben

The kabbalistic symbol of the tree of life noticed in the pattern of the bottom of a Coca Cola crate.


Vaast Colson

‘Though a lie be swift, the truth overtakes it. Ten fibs I told as a child’ (2006) by Vaast Colson

Ten lies Vaast Colson told as a child were printed on 500 white balloons. Each balloon is accompanied by a mini-disc on which Colson explains the project and a signed and numbered information card. During the opening the balloons were filled with helium and released. The people who found a balloon were invited to send a photograph of themselves with the balloon. The most distant balloon thus far was found at 770 km from Antwerp.


RobbJMcToo

‘Ultra-slow Wuthering Heights’ by RobbJMcToo

Thanks, Dirk!


Frederik Kunkel

‘White spots’ (2006) by Frederik Kunkel

33 cars of the same color parked in or driving around the city of München.


Collectif-Fact

‘The Chase’ (2008) by Collectif-Fact