De verwarring

Nee.
Nee, zei ze.
Nee.
Nee maar:
neem maar.

Ann Arbor

Kees van Dongen

Trinidad Fernandez

Robert Morris

Blind Time

Dafna Maimon

Performance, 7 hours, 2008 The Performance took place in two different galleries in Berlin and Amsterdam. The receptionist of the gallery was replaced for a working day with 10 receptionists, who worked at the gallery as if they were alone, while following a set of rules and or choreography. The performance was unannounced, and the new workers were instructed when questioned about their multiplication to just answer "I work here".

http://vimeo.com/18570036

ZEUP Pooleaf

Damien Roach

                           ‘Concrete symbol’ (2010). Pencil drawing on paper of a randomly generated CAPTCHA

Joris Suk

Kyung Woo Han

Paläon

 The ‘Paläon’ is a camouflage, a hyper-realistic abstraction of the landscape. The reflective facade of the Paläon reverberates the surrounding meadows and forests as well as the movements of the clouds in the sky. Through its pictorial form the research and experience center becomes one with its surrounding environment. Due to large-sized, sharp cuts in the facade, the Nils Holzer Kobler architects realized sprawling stunning views from the pit lignite mine to the nearby forest landscape and the grazing Przewalski’s horses. Designed by Holzer Kobler Architects the building is a ‘landmark’ in the rolling landscape that is reflected in the facade. Through the expressive architecture of the building it mediates between artificial and natural landscape.

With a minimalist and economical design the architects Raphaël Bétillon and Nicolas Dorval‐Bory solved a task of refurbishing a Paris appartement. Due to the lack of natural daylight and only confined space, the architects had to think outside the box. They decided to light the end of the ‘Appartement Spectral’ wit low-pressure sodium lighting (LPS) commonly found in street lightnig. Since the light shed by the LPS is monochromatic, it makes everything indistinguishable. The colours in the seleeping and showering area are basicaly nonexistent and only appear in different shades of grey and black.
Maybe this appartement is not to everyones liking, but the ingenious use of lighting alone makes it an architectual feast, worth taking a closer look.

Marlies Plank

David Hammons

David Hammons, ‘Bliz-aard Ball Sale’ (1983)
David Hammons selling snowballs in Cooper Square, New York City

Job Koelewijn

Christian Mayer

‘Temporary Gallery Office’ (2005) by Christian Mayer.
Packaged IKEA furniture and furnishings, bought and brought back after the show receiving full refund.

Sankai Juku

The bed experience

Directed by Kari Margolis
Soundscore: Tony Brown
Set: Kyle Chepulis
Lighting: Kyle Chepulis and Peter Anderson
Costumes: Kari Margolis
Original Ensemble: Developed with and Performed by
Ed Alletto; Beth Brooks, Tony Brown, Stephan Geras, Jeannie Kranich, 
Joan Merwyn, Bob Modaff, Margie Rynn, Erica Babad, Louise Heit, 
Debra Roth, Rock Townsend

Basquiat x2

Pat Perry

Sankai Juku