Tag Archives: text


Robert Cumming

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Robert Cumming, Untitled


Eugene Lesser

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‘A palindrome is a pal indeed’ (1991), book of poetry by Eugene Lesser


Eva Kotatkova

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Eva Kotatkova, Untitled (2009)

From the exhibition Controlled Memory Loss at Hunt Kastner, Prague.


Martin Kippenberger

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Martin Kippenberger, ‘The Happy End of Franz Kafka’s ‘Amerika’’ (1994)


Thomas Cristiani & Antoine Roux

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‘Fibonacci’s ladder’ by Thomas Cristiani & Antoine Roux


Bas Schevers

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Bas Schevers, ‘Bad girls’ (2003)

Schevers gave the façade of Lokaal01 Antwerp a make-over, making it look like a strip club, attracting different visitors than usual.


Saâdane Afif

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‘SDNEFIF’ (2007) by Saâdane Afif.


Goran Trbuljak

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Goran Trbuljak, Untitled, 2004 (1970 – now)

The total number of persons who have attended the openings of all Trbuljak’s individual exhibitions (those who have attended more than one opening have been counted once).


Tomo Savic-Gecan

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Tomo Savic-Gecan, untitled (2009)


Meriç Algün Ringborg

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Meriç Algün Ringborg, ‘Ö (The Mutual Letter)’ (2011)

Since she moved to Stockholm in 2007, Algün Ringborg wanted to collect all the words that are exactly the same in Swedish and Turkish. The printed pieces take the form of a quite peculiar dictionary, consisting of the 1,270 identical words. Like Gonzalez-Torres’s “Untitled” (Passport), viewers will have the chance to take copies of this dictionary. The other part of the work consists of a two-hour audio recording of all of these words read by Algün Ringborg’s partner and herself.

Click here to listen to an excerpt from ‘Ö (The Mutual Letter)’