“50/50”, 2007 by Gavin Turk.
»The Inflatable Head of Columbus«, 2006 parodies a failed Christopher Columbus monument in Puerto Rico. The statue, designed by Russian artist Zurab Tsereteli, was rejected by several U.S. cities before arriving in Cataño, Puerto Rico, costing the towns millions of dollars in shipping alone. However, finances collapsed, the Mayor of Cataño (Edwin “el Amolao” Sierra) resigned for psychological reasons and the controversial project was never erected. Today, Columbus lies fragmented in thousands of pieces of bronze, deteriorating in an outdoor lot next to the Bacardi Factory in Cataño. The only recognizable feature of the statue had been the giant Head. To commemorate the 500-year anniversary of the Death of Christopher Columbus (May 20, 2006), Miguel Luciano installed an inflatable replica in the Plaza Colón (Columbus Plaza) of Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.
“Alle Autos, die zu mir passen würden (Wheel)”, 2002 by Plamen Dejanoff.
»Zbogom Crkvi! (Good-bye to church!)«, 2006, street campaign with hand-out stickers by Škart.
“Use it for what it’s used for (prototype)”, 2009,
“Afognak Abstract #2”, 2009 and “Afognak Abstract #1”, 2009 by Oscar Tuazon.
“Untitled”, 2004 by Manuel Gorkiewicz.
“Primary Colors Flashed at White”, 2008 by Talia Chetrit.
“Microphones”, 2008 by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer.
“Untitled”, 2006 by Justin Beal.
»Standard Agreement Form«, 1971-02-24 drafted by Seth Siegelaub and Bob Projansky.
“On Forest floor”, 2006 and
“Plant stress study”, 2006 by Sanna Kannisto.
“Untitled (The Artist at Work) #14”, 2004 from the series “The Artist at Work” by Klaus Scherübel.
“Anomalies” by Mårten Lange.
»Death In Dallas«, 2001 by Zoran Naskovski. A video installation, which sets newsreel footage of John F. Kennedy’s life and assassination with a mournful ballad about the tragedy sung to the accompaniment by the sounds of an ancient one-stringed instrument known a gusle. The inspiration for the piece was an unsettling audio recording, bearing the same title, which Naskovski found at a neighbourhood flea market in Serbia.
