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Carson Fisk-Vittori

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‘Portal’ (2007) by Carson Fisk-Vittori.


Brad Tinmouth

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‘Video Sculptures’ (2010) by Brad Tinmouth.


Vedovamazzei

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Vedovamazzei, ‘Go wherever you want, bring me whatever you wish‘ (2004)

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Patrizio Di Massimo

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Patrizio Di Massimo, ‘Duet for cannibals’ (2010)

Born as a commission from the city of Milan to make a portrait of African immigrant Abdullay Kadal Traore, ‘Duet for Cannibals’ works as a dialogue between him and the artist. During the dialogue he shows Abdullay a drawing of his and ask him if he would like to make what is shown there for the commission – it’s an erotic position that they should both take.

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Jeremy Bailey

Jeremy Bailey, ‘Public sculpture’ (2009)

Above is Bailey’s introduction to his public sculpture project, conceived while at the Shargorod residency in the Ukraine.

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Julien Bismuth

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Julien Bismuth, ‘The saddest funniest sculpture in the world’ (2007)

The saddest funniest sculpture in the world’ – Performance.

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‘The saddest funniest sculpture in the world’ – Installation view.

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Simon Faithfull

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Simon Faithfull, ‘Accident book’ (2009)

Accident Book is an intervention in eight Accident and Emergency wards across London and Cambridge. The book tells the story of 33 accidents that befell the writer over a period of 42 years.

From June 2009 onwards, people waiting for treatment, prognoses or friends, began to discover books lying amongst the copies of old magazines in these Accident and Emergency wards. The 500 copies of Accident Book distributed through these eight hospitals are each individually numbered and the finders of these books are encouraged to take them home but also to register them here.

Two examples:

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Jon Sasaki

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Jon Sasaki, ‘Flyguy triggering his own motion sensor’ (2010)

A flyguy (one of the familiar dancing inflatables that wave people into carwashes and fast food restaurants) has been moved into the gallery and hooked up to a motion sensor.

Click here to view a videoclip

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Ingo Vetter

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Ingo Vetter (for the Detroit Tree of Heaven Woodshop), ‘Adaptation Laboratory’ (2004)

Exhaust-air driven greenhouse growing a ‘Tree of Heaven’ (Ailanthus altissima), a rare deciduous tree of tropical origin.


Eric Von Robertson

Eric Von Robertson | C.A.R.L., ‘Gentle Load’


Vladimir Nikolic

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‘Autoportraits’ by Vladimir Nikolic (2001)

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Bas Schevers

‘Federer – Nadal, Heiliger – Bill’ (2007)

‘Woman, Voice, Car, Horn’ (2010) by Bas Schevers.

More recent work by Bas:

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Electroboutique

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Electroboutique, ‘AirPort’ (2009)

AirPort is placed in a forest, between trees and bushes. The huge departures display shows flight numbers, departures times, gates, airlines and destinations. All information is displayed in real time. A female voice announces changes in the timetable, last calls and other information that is usually announced at airports.

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Saâdane Afif

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Saâdane Afif, ‘Untitled (Everyday)’ (2004-2006)

The stack is expanded every day by the day’s local newspaper.


Arthur Ganson

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Arthur Ganson, ‘Machine with concrete’ (1992)

Each worm/worm gear pair reduces the speed of the motor by 1/50th. Since there are 12 pairs of gears, the final speed reduction is calculated by (1/50)12. The implications are quite large. With the motor turning around 200 revolutions per minute, it will take well over two trillion years before the final gear makes but one turn.

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