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»Singing bridges«, 2007 – … , is a sonic sculpture, amplifying and playing the cables of stay-cabled and suspension bridges as musical instruments. By Jodi Rose.

»Truck Facing Eastwards«,2007 , outdoor installation, one 18-wheel white truck, 4 plates of colored plexi-glass.

»Losing my religion«, 2007, installation, colored plexi show-case, laboratory mouse-hutch, text on aluminium. By Hajnal Németh.

“Insurance Job” and “Electric Radiator” from the series “Fire Scene”, 2007 by Sarah Pickering.

»Local Newspaper (Wilhelmsburger Wochenblatt)«, 2007, is an attempt to track down and photograph all of the 312 people mentioned by name in the 28th February 2007 edition of a small local newspaper in Hamburg, Germany. By Lenka Clayton.

“Everything I’ve Ever Wanted to Know“, 2007 by Martine Syms.

»Happy Trails Supersized (from Parade Float Graveyard)«, 2004-2005 by Amy O’neill.

Photographs by Kristina Lenard.

“Palette”, 2007 (objet trouvé made out of mahogany, restored) and

“Printer” from the series “Stand by”, 2003 by Alicja Kwade.

»Paris was Yesterday« (2007) curated by Hanne Mugaas.

»Hottest To Coldest«, 2008, is a website that continuously arranges a list of all the worlds national capitals according to their current air temperature.
By Aleksandra Domanovic.

»Amateur Bodybuilder Gradient«, 2007,

»Disaster«, 2007 by Dafna Maimon.

From the series “For Art’s sake” by Daniëlle van Ark.

»Erin in Yamamoto SS’03« by Maria Eisl.

“Prism” by Melanie Schiff.

»a misappropriation of singin’ in the rain«, 2006 by Sarah Paul.

Installation view of »Whatever Your Mind Can Conceive«, 2007, 3 channel video installation. Video excerpt. By Kristin Lucas.

In »Refresh«, 2007, the artist applied for and received a legally binding name change, trading Kristin Sue Lucas for Kristin Sue Lucas. Documentation includes a certified name change form, newspaper clipping, sketches from court hearings, and a transcript of a philosophical debate between the artist and the presiding judge over the perception of change.

»Writing Desire«, 2000, a video essay by Ursula Biemann.

»Clouds«, from the series Landscapes, 2005 by Michaela Thelenová.

Video “It had no feelings” by Aïda Ruilova.

The opening of Andrea Fraser’s retrospective on 9. 11. 2003 at the Kunstverein in Hamburg. The video shows Fraser stripping while quoting from speeches given by critics, collectors, curators, politicians, and artists at openings, awards ceremonies, and other art events. She recites famous artists ranging from Mel Brooks and Thomas Hirschhorn to Shirin Neshat, Ross Bleckner, Francesco Clemente, Vanessa Beecroft, Damien Hirst, Chris Ofili, Tracey Emin, and Kara Walker.