Tag Archives: public art


Kathrin Schlegel

Kathrin Schlegel, ‘Bitte nicht wieder klauen’ (‘Please don’t steal again’) (2011)

Work for an existing pedestal whose sculpture had been stolen. This original was a figurative bronze sculpture by Jan Spiering that showed two figures playing with a ball. The work is based on the “absent presence” of the ball as a relic of Spiering’s work, which is realized on the abandoned pedestal in the form of a classic magic trick: the “floating ball under a cloth”.


Manuel Palou

Manuel Palou, ‘5 Million Dollars 1 Terrabyte’ (2011)

A 1 TB Black External Hard Drive containing $5,000,000 worth of illegally downloaded files. A full list of the files with clickable download links can be found here.


Wim T. Schippers

Wim T. Schippers empties a bottle of Gazeuse lemonade in the sea at Petten, NL (1961)

 


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Roman Ondák

‘Catch’ (2011) by Roman Ondák

Intervention in the Deutsche Bank pavillion at Frieze Art Fair 2011.


Doris Salcedo

Doris Salcedo, ‘1600 chairs’ (2003)


Tina Z’Rotz and Markus Schwander

Tina Z’Rotz and Markus Schwander, ’44°’ (2008)


Matthieu Laurette

‘What do they wear at the Frieze art fair?’ (2005) by Matthieu Laurette.

Daily guided tours of Frieze Art Fair led by international fashion experts Peter Saville, Isabella Blow and Kira Joliffe & Bay Garnett.


Gregory Polony

‘Pullover’ by Gregory Polony


Eric Von Robertson

‘Desert Lodge’ by Eric Von Robertson

The Desert lodge is a prototype for a makeshift shelter used for getting from here to there – a synthetic tumbleweed drifting in the wind. It plays on an intuitive sense of geometry and lightweight structures. The Lodge traverses diverse zones in an attempt to be realized, from an instore prototyping demonstration in IKEA to the High Plains mesas in Arizona, the Lodge is in a constant state of motion.