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“Minimundus”, 2004 by Seppo Gründler shows four historic media works as miniatures (“TV Buddha” by Nam June Paik, “Pendulum Music” by Steve Reich, “Il Treno di John Cage” by John Cage and “Drive In Music” by Max Neuhaus).

“334m/s”, 2007 by Carsten Nicolai.

“Lumières”, 2000 by Christian Boltanski.

“Untitled”, 2009 by Marlo Pascual.

“The record archive”, in process by Dani Gal. “The record archive” is an ongoing project of collecting vinyl records that sound document historical events of the twentieth century.

“Ein sichtbares Zeichen (Eine Rede ist eine Rede ist eine Rede)”, 2009 by Ulrike Kuschel.

“Towers 2 the sky”, 2009 by Boris Dornbusch.

“Times Square”, 1977/2002 by Max Neuhaus. Permanent sound installation.

“Fountain of youth”, 2007 by Simon Rühle. Ground, pool, pump.

“8 lights, 8 speakers”, 2009 by Achim Wollscheid.

“The Triumph of Our Tired Eyes”, 2002 by Barbara Breitenfellner.

“Moment”, 2008 by Finnbogi Petursson.

»CloudHouse«, 2005 by Nina Yankowitz. Cloud formations are made with an ultra high frequency sound wave generator that produces fine droplets of cold mist.

“Heaven, the Sky”, 2008 by Mariela Neudecker.

“The A4-cycle”, 2004 by Ignacio Uriarte.

“Wald [Forest]“, 2006 by Daniel Hafner.

“Present Perfect“, 2008 by Edith Dekyndt. Nano-engraving on metal.

“Ohne Titel”, 2008 by Peter Wehinger.

»Galaxies forming along filaments, like droplets along the strands of a spider’s web«, 2009, elastis ropes, by Tomas Saraceno.

»Outpost of Progress«, 2009, hermits bivouac, wool strings, tape, by Michael Höpfner.