Chainsaw-powered walking machine called the Prosthetic Ass and
Dance Steps Painting Diptych ”The Technical Vocabulary of an Interior Decorator”,
”The Falling Leaves of St. Pierre” and
“Make it with you: Slow Dance Club” in collaboration with Assume Vivid Astro Focus by Los Super Elegantes.
World’s largest signed and numbered limited edition artwork. In September 2002, ten artists gathered at the Whitechapel gallery to create the largest signed and numbered limited edition artwork of one million. Video.
A stillframe from Wood, a video by Sean Rogg. In certain parts of rural Sweden an old traditional law still stands. If a child under the age of 18 commits a serious offence and is convicted of the crime, he or she is not sent to a correctional facility. Instead, state firemen show up at the child’s home and ceremonially burn the house to the ground. It is hoped that by being made an example of, other parents will keep control of their children’s behaivour. The system seems to work as a house is only burned once every 12 to 15 years.
Art found in set decorations and backgrounds of porn movies. By Ray Beldner.
”Carnivore’s Cathedral: Whose Child is this?”, a neo-Christian Karaoke machine. Video.
“Fort Paladin: America’s Army”. Video. Projects by Eddo Stern.
“The Robotics Project 2″, a device consisting of electrodes that when triggered, send a small shock to the positive and negative electrodes on either side of the arm muscles, forcing the arms and fingers to move. The device is connected to the guitar of Clinton Watkins. When ever a particular bar chord is played (acting as a switch), the external nervous system triggers the arm movements and creates a mechanical sound. By Hadleigh Averill performed with Clinton Watkins.
“The Lightning Project” by Hadleigh Averill in Collaboration with Ryan Douglass and Medicine Man Wakiyan Sna Mani. Video.
»Newstand«. 36 Evening Standard posters collected from the 7th to the 24th of March 2003. By David Barbarino.
Nowhere Left To Bury The Dead. Headlines of the Hackney Gazette posters written down by Lucy Harrison and posters of the Hackney Gazette collected by Leigh Clarke.
Defoe Cars. The writer of Robinson Crusoe Daniel Defoe had many pseudonyms and different careers including spy and journalist. When he published Robinson Crusoe he was living in a house in Stoke Newington, a village just outside London. This house is now a cab firm which until recently was called Dafoe Cars.
Spam. List of names of senders of spam email, presented as vinyl text on the walls. By Lucy Harrison.
Too Slow To Live is Delaware’s seventh album. The audiovisual compositions will only be published and exhibited online.
Corrections 1 and
Corrections 2, a videodocumentation of the artist’s circumcision. By Rassim aka Krassimir Krastev.
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