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From the series “On Vacation”, 2004 – ongoing. By Luchezar Boyadjiev.

“Woman in a state of hypnosis”, “Niclas #2” and “Sandra #1” from the series “Hypnosis” by Marjaana Kella.

From the series “LS” by Beate Gütschow.

»Boring Books«, 2008 by Momus.

»The Back Of All The Trucks Passed While Driving From L.A. To Santa Barbara«, 1963 by John Baldessari

A frog. 19 days ago
A fox. 19 days ago
Racoons. 20 days ago
A fawn. 25 days ago
Fuzzy caterpillar. 25 days ago
A snake. 25 days ago
Must have been a bald eagle yesterday. 33 days ago
Maybe an eagle. 34 days ago
A little fox. 36 days ago
A bat. 39 days ago

»All The Animals I’ve Seen in Upstate New York This Summer« by David Horvitz.

»Oil Painting Self Portraits Made In China«, 2007 by Bjørn-Kowalski Hansen.

»My Things of Book Keeping of 06«, 2006 by Hong Hao.

From the series “Iron Maiden”, 2007 by Morgane Tschiember.

From the series “after the lights go out…” by Danielle van Ark.

Picture form the series “Internet access” by Peter Piller.

»Me and My Girlfriend«, 2007. Video compiled of people glancing into the camera from their home made porn. By Fernando Sanchez.

»THEEND/THEBEGINNING« (2008) by Chris Coy.

»OVVLvverk« is a weblog of images of various Owls and Owl-related human cultural representations, with minimal commentary. By Von Bark.

»Yokohama Trienniale, Yamashita Pier, Yokohama, 2005« by Beat Streuli.

»UBIC«, 2005,

screenshots from »temps donné 1 & 2«, 2004 by Antoine Lejolivet.

“TV remote control” by Philippe Kindelis. The TV remote control uses the principle of water displacement and the conductive properties of water to connect different cables. It highlights principles and processes that the user can interact with. Part of the project “Order & Chaos”.

»Interior 20«, 2000 and »Interior 15«,2000 by Isabell Heimerdinger.

“IMan Prototypes”, 2001 by Ricky Swallow.

»FISKUR (fish)«, 2004. 15 Polaroids placed in a row close to the floor. Each time someone took a look at the photos at the opening, another picture was shot and hung up beside the others. By Darri Lorenzen.