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»Dictionary of Imaginary Places« 2006, is a site specific intervention at Ljubljana international airport. During the current expansion of the airport terminal the six line messaging service of the departure board has been modified to a twelve line, and a test program is being run every night to establish the capabilities of the old mechanical messaging service. In order not to confuse the remaining night time passengers with recognizable destinations, the developed software was set to automatically upload names from A. Manguel’s and G. Guadalupi’s Dictionary of Imaginary places which cites over 1.200 entries of imaginary cities, islands, countries and continents restricted to: no heavens or hells, no places in the future, none outside the planet Earth and no pseudonymous places. By Jasmina Cibic.

“Don`t Worry Be Happy!” and “Political Song for Jessica Simpson to sing” by Ida Ekblad.

The project »Full-Time«, 2006, is comprised of several parts: 1. An annual calendar listing all the public holidays day after day, throughout the world, giving the motive of celebration. 2. A presentation of 365 air tickets at the artists name, to go from place to place. 3. A cartography of the different possible routes. With this Delphine Rigaud plans to travel a route which enables her to be each day in a place where that day is a public holiday.

»The right way (Rialto)« (2004) and

»A change in the air changes everything« (2004) by Nikola Uzunovski.

»I, The Housewife«, 1996. A video and installation by Renata Poljak.

“Untitled (Sleepers, Berlin) I”, “Untitled (Sleepers, Berlin) III” and “Untitled (Sleepers, New York) I” by Mariana Castillo Deball.

»Foreigners Everywhere (Arabic)«, 2005

»ARBEIT MACHT KAPITAL«, 2005

»Queens (1983-96)«, 2004 (Double-headed one pound coin, two lathe cut and modified £1 coins) by Claire Fontaine.

»Total Artwork-related expenses & income for 2006 (not bad)« by Guthrie Lonergan.

»Jordache ¾ Sleeve Snap Front Woven Shirt (Express Blue)« from 2003-4 by Zoë Sheehan Saldaña. Originally purchased on July 16, 2003 for $11.43 from the Wal-Mart store in Berlin, Vermont. The clothing was duplicated by hand, matching pattern, fabric and embellishments. The tags from the original item were sewn into the duplicate. The duplicate was returned to the rack in Wal-Mart for potential sale at $11.43.

»Erigero«, 2005, DVD by Chim↑Pom.

»Merry Christmas And A Happy New Year«, 2005. Maja Bajevic.

Two of “13 captured telephone conversations – all one minute long” (machine embroideries) and

“Ground Plan” – the world as an architectural plan by Louisa Bufardeci.

“Rooftop Room” consists of a tin roof constructed on top of a privately owned flat-roof house in Kustepe, Istanbul.

“Permanently Unfinished House with Cell Phone Tree”. A cell tower is disguised as a tree. The house remains unfinished, so the owners can avoid paying taxes. Visual pollution and deregulation shape both the built and the natural environments. All Projects by Marjetica Potrc.

“808-20B 2004″ – the 10-piece installation draws red light onto walls through laserpointers integrated into sprinkler systems. Video.

“07/13-04″ – the floor was completely covered with adhesive tape – save for a narrow strip where a lightbeam (emitted from a scanner mounted on an opposite wall) moved up-and-down the aisle. Video. By Sabina Hörtner.

“Root” and “Park” by Kristin Posehn.

“La collectione y la alfombra voladora” by Antje Poppinga.

»Beneath the Sofa« (All objects in studio-space connected to another by nylon-string) by Antonia Low.

“114 kW” – On entering the installation, museum visitors and passers-by are exposed to the focussed radiant power from a total of 114 kW lighting energy. Illuminance of the installation is 150,000 lux. Illuminance of the sun on a sunny summer day is 100,000 lux. By Siegrun Appelt.

»Komatsu« by Gabriela Gerber and Lukas Bardill.

Safety Graffity on hedges by Katya Sander.