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Claire L. Evans

‘Thank you for posting’ (2010) by Claire L. Evans.


Ryan Siegan-Smith

Ryan Siegan-Smith, ‘I don’t want to make a book’ (2007)

Not a book.

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Jeppe Hein

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Jeppe Hein, ‘Appearing rooms’ (2010)

As seen at the Lichtparcours ’10, in Braunschweig.

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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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Eric Von Robertson

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


Marjolijn Dijkman

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The landscape was a mixture of the strange and the beautiful..

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“Well, I don’t know about the treasure, but I’m sure there is fever there.”

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“There was no evidence that man had ever sat foot here before”

Marjolijn Dijkman, stills from ‘Surviving new land’ (2009)

A video shot for Portscapes, a series of art projects along the coast of the Maasvlakte, near Rotterdam.

Dijkman shot the video from a boat circling a newly created island. This video was eventually dubbed with audio excerpts from moviescenes where people are entering land from the water.

Lo-res video here

Below is an interview with Dijkman about the project

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Avi Krispin & Steven de Jong

Avi Krispin & Steven de Jong, ‘Steven’s pitch’ (2005)


Michael Lentz

Michael Lentz, ‘Wie es früher war’ (2002)

A performance by German sound poet Michael Lentz at Proposta ’02, Barcelona.


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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