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»Bunkers (Switzerland)«, 1999-2004 by Leo Fabrizio.

»Removing Mountains« by Daniel Shea.

»In Almost Every Picture #7«, 2009 is a photo-book showing Ria van Dijk while shooting. Every time she hits the target, it triggers the shutter of a camera, and a portrait in firing pose is taken and given as a prize. It documents almost every year of the dutch woman’s life up until present times. Collected by Erik Kessels and Joep Eijkens.

“Rassemblement Pour Repeindre (Gathering to repaint)”, 2006 by Matthieu Clainchard.

»The Real Thing – online exhibition«, 27.02. – 22.03. 2009, MU Eindhoven.

“Les Renseignements Généraux”, 2007 by Mark Geffriaud. Photographs, silver prints. “Les Renseignements généraux” (named after the French secret service literally meaning “global information”) is a book never intended to be either finished or published and which can take many forms.

»Schiff #18«, 2008 by Dirk Brömmel.

“All the Dead Stars” by Katie Paterson. A map documenting the locations of just under 27,000 dead stars – all that have been recorded and observed by humankind – from data supplied by astronomers, supernova hunters, and astro-physicists.

Stills from the video “Familie Tezcan”, 2001 by Nevin Aladag.

From the series “Mountain with no name“, 2003 by Marine Hugonnier. These mountains have never been named: they remain blank areas on the map where only the paths are given names by local inhabitants.

»Johanna-Zyklus«, 2000 by M+M.

“Untitled (DJ Requests)”, 2007 and

“Le Confort Moderne”, 2008 (exhibition view) by Brian DeGraw.

“One Pound of Strawberries” by Hans-Peter Feldmann. 34 color photographs.

“Marketing Polish Cake”, 2008 by Andy Boot. Documenting a spam call on Skype, selling Polish cake.

»Modern Times«, 2008 by Patrick Tsai.

»Lithuanian Busstops« by Nicolas Grospierre.

“Ape” and “Sabre” from the series “Animal Farm”, 2007 by Swetlana Heger.

“Print #4, Untitled (Buddy)” from “Untitled (Stories)“, 2008 by Gareth Long. A series of nine lenticular prints based on the four paperback novels of J.D. Salinger that use and manipulate the iconic but anonymous cover designs. Video.

»Miss High Times«, 2008 by Michael Phelan.

»Moma highlights«, 2007 by Sid Gomez Hildawa.