Nickolaj Recke, ‘Tomorrow is today’ (2006)
The video shows two parallel projections, one from each side of the date line, thus conceptually creating a visual space where you can simultaneously perceive two days; a space that does not exists in physical reality and a space where there are principally no todays, just yesterdays and tomorrows.
Tomorrow
Yesterday
A man standing on the dateline/180° Meridian, one leg in today, the other in either yesterday or tomorrow.
More work:
‘Machine that can make one potato orbit another one (Apparat, mit dem eine Kartoffel eine andere umkreisen kann)’ (1969) by Sigmar Polke.
Bernd Lohaus, first artist of Parkplatz.
Last week opened ‘Parkplatz‘. An exhibition of 6 small solo shows on a parking lot in the city of Breda (NL). Every month an artist will create an artwork specifically for one parking space. The work will remain in this parking space for the entire month, then a new artist will choose another space for a work. Go see this this summer in Breda!
Next artists:
Thomas Bakker, Colin Peeters, Kristof van Gestel, Gabriel Lester and Marjolijn Dijkman.
Also Space
Also: In the next weeks pietmondriaan.com will have an irregular connection with China.
Space: Expo ‘Also Space’ (1-16 may) at C-Space in Beijing, organised by Reinaart Vanhoe.
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