»Tokyo Housses 1« by Frédéric Lebain.
 
A documentary about the Iranians Jewish community in Los Angeles and
“Real Dolls”, silicone dolls made in California. Both projects by Anoush Abrar.
»Black-out« (2005), »Chimère2« (2004) and »La juste mesure« (2003) by Pierre Philippe Freymond.
»Grey Area« (12 Atttempts to hide in an office environment) from 2001, »Fuck It Up and Start Again« (One guitar smashed and mended 7 times) from 2001 and »Individual Features Removed« from 2004 by Sofia Hultén.
»Events With Unknown Outcome« shows various objects (beer crates, a blanket, ball and plastic bag) in the park surrounding the last border watchtower still standing since the GDR in Berlin. Sofia Hultén secretly videotaped whatever happened to the objects from the vantage point of the tower.
»Escape Vehicle no.6« shows the launching of a weather balloon with a domestic chair dangling in space beneath it, making a journey from the ground to the edge of space (30km up). The footage shows the chair first rush away from the fields and roads, ascend through clouds and finally (against the curvature of the earth and the blackness of space) begin to disintegrate. By Simon Faithfull.
 
 
“Nadine” One photo a day for a year.
“Ninth Ward” Family photo album found near a destroyed home in the Ninth Ward neighborhood, New Orleans. By Kevin Trageser.
Self-portrait with the Prosecutor Jeffrey Nice, 2003 and Self-portrait in White Shirt, 2002. During two years, Ivan Grubanov was frequently part of the severely limited audience in the trial to Slobodan Milosevic at the International Tribunal in The Hague.
Visitor series, 2002-3. Although he did not have the required authorization, he was successful evading surveillance cameras and other security measures as to make over two hundred drawings of the hearings, accompanied with short phrases that he wrote down, taken from the oral proceedings.
Nam June Paik, 1978 by the Vasulkas. Also see the Vasulka Archive.
Bent Scans, 2002 and A So Desu Ka, 1993 by Steina Vasulka.
Doris, 1996 by Woody Vasulka.
Jiri Cernicky rented a limousine and decorated the hood with his girlfriends body.
»Home Explosion« is an environmental installation with lamp and video.
»Progres« sculptures and their manufacturing process in Moldavia.
Tear-shaped mini-amplifiers. All projects by Jiri Cernicky.
“Sphinx” and “Washington/Rushmore” at “Window of the World” in Shenzhen/China by Mandy Lee Jandrell.
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