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»4.000 BLACK POSTERS«, 2008 by Santiago Sierra.

“44˚”, 2008 by Tina Z’Rotz and Markus Schwander.

“Portrait Sketch”, 2006 by Oreet Ashery, shows Ashery dressed as a Jewish and Arab man drawn by one street-portrait artist in New Delhi.

»Demonstration«, 2003, a mass demonstration lasting 2 hours with approximately 30 people demonstrating “nothing”. By Kelly Mark.

»Demonstration 5«, 2007 by Jacob Dahlgren.

»Anarchitekton (Osaka)«, 2004,

»Arabian Stars«, 2005 by Jordi Colomer.

“Wissengewächs”, 2007 by Laurent Mignonneau and Christa Sommerer. Sensors measure the passerby’s presence and movements. A growth software relates these movements to the growth of artificial plants on the screens.

»Public Water Closet«, 1998 by Adrian Blackwell.

»Don’t Miss A Sec«, 2003-2004, a usable toilet enclosed in a cube of one-way glass where the person inside can see passersby while remaining invisible to them. By Monica Bonvicini.

“Kreuzberger Pfütze”, 2001 by Kirsten Pieroth.

»KanakAttack. Die dritte Türkenbelagerung?«, 2005 by Feridun Zaimoğlu.

»Game Flags«, 2007 by Vuk Cosic.

»White Flag«, 2006 by Stefano Cagol.

»Freak Flag (White Flag)«, 2006 and »Freak Flag«, 2001 by Mungo Thompson.

»Apolitico«, 2001 (Flags of all countries in black, grey and white) by Wilfredo Prieto.

»RGB vs CMJN«, 2008 by Betrand Planes.

»Flag Day«, 2002, by Carolina Caycedo.

»Uterus Flags«, 2005

»Untitled (Portrait of the artists wearing the Icelandic women’s costume; Peysuföt and Upphlutur)«, 2000-06, by Libia Pérez de Siles de Castro and Ólafur Árni Ólafsson.

»Le canard de Beaugrenelle«, 2008 by Cyprien Gaillard. Public sculpture from a housing project in Paris, brought to the terrace of the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin.

Vandalized »Turkish Delight«, 2000 by Olaf Metzel.