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»Igloo«, 2005 by Johanna Fournier.

»Invisible Cities«, 2004/2005 by Jonas Dahlberg.

»Anarchitekton (Osaka)«, 2004,

»Arabian Stars«, 2005 by Jordi Colomer.

»Huxley, Alberta«, 2007 by Charles Stankievech.

»Multiplies«, 2007 by Nobuhiro Fukui.

»None of the Buildings on Sunset Strip«, 2002 by Jonathan Monk

»Athens Tower (Tenants Lists 1974-2004)«, 2004 by Vangelis Vlahos.

»Projections«, 2003 by Michael Günzburger.

“In the 1960s and 70s capitalism was subject to criticism by conceptual artists like Hans Haacke, Claes Oldenburg, etc. Ironically, critical works from this period are now found in corporate art collections…”

From »On The Prowl« by Miriam Steinhauser.

»HQ/Cut-Out Munich IV«, 2006, »HQ/Cut-Out London IV«, 2006 and

»Model Headquarter Vavey«, 2006 by Miriam Steinhauser.

Video still from “White House” by Lida Abdul.

»Thirty-two Fingers «, 2008, is a three-week collaborative exhibition by Sophie Dejode, Bertrand Lacombe and Philip Vormwald at PROGRAM, replicating it’s exhibition space at a smaller scale.

»Barnens Konstmuseum« by Medium. The studio Meduim (Jake Ford, Martin Frostner and Lisa Olausson) was invited by Jacob Dahlgren to design an art museum for children. The scaled down building is currently exhibited in the main gallery at Västerås Konstmuseum, Sweden.

»Road to Rennes«, 2005,

»Tours de Lumière«, 2006 (a light performance by the residents of three tower blocks) by Ron Haselden.

Architecture drawings by Fabio Boschieri.

»Songs Translated To Buildings« (2008) by Oliver Laric.

»Caves« (2006) by Rune Peitersen.

In »SPOMENIK / The End of History« Jan Kempenaers portrays monuments raised by the communist regime in former Yugoslavia.

»Priština House«, 2006, by Marjetica Potrc.

»Priština outscirts«

»VIRTUAL AIR CONDITIONERS«

»CLERICALIZATION OF BELGRADE« All images from the Lost Highway Expedition, a multi annual project about “Balkanization” initiated by Centrala Foundation for Future Cities and the School of Missing Studies.

»Turbo Architecture / A Solid Loss of Memory« by Srdjan Jovanovic Weiss.