“a.k.a. (detail)”, 2008–2009 by Roni Horn.
From “Main d’oeuvre”, 2008 by Adam Vackar. This project was inspired by an absurd situation in the fifties under the communist regime in Czechoslovakia, where as a part of the communist utopia, workers were invited to make and teach art at the art schools. Adam Vackar invited an ordinary factory worker to make his own self-portrait in clay at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague.
“Personenanalphabet (A Portrait of the Artist as an Alphabet)”, 2008 by Anna Artaker.
“Untitled (Yawn)”, 2009 by Julien Bismuth. Two channel video.
“Kaiser TV”, 2008 by Fernando Bryce. Bronze (Kaiser Wilhelm II – bust), books, monitoring camera, screen, vitrine.
From the series “h.a.g.s.” by Bea Fremderman.
Detail from “The Atlantis dialogue”, 2006 by David Lieske.
“I π”, 2008 by Serkan Özkaya.
“Lumières”, 2000 by Christian Boltanski.
“Untitled”, 2009 by Marlo Pascual.
“A People’s Portrait”, 2004 by Zhang Ga.
“Untitled”, 2009 by Marlo Pascual. Digital print, fluorescent light, rock.
“The Old Me”, 2008 by Tony Matelli. Porcelain enamel, steel, table, books, fuel, fire.
“Prolégomènes à toute image pliée”, 2008 by Benoît Maire.
“#1(Portrait)” from “iSightExperiments”, 2009 by Chris Collins. Video.
“Hand of Hip Hop”, 2006 by Torbjørn Rødland.
»Dada Head«, 1920 by Sophie Taeuber-Arp.
“In the mist”, 2006–2008 by Thomas Humery.
“An angle of 180 degrees is a straight line or half a circle”, 2007 by Aldo Giannotti shows the artist’s mother hanging upside-down.
