VVORK

“a.k.a. (detail)”, 2008–2009 by Roni Horn.

»Big Pumpkin«, 2009 by Erwin Wurm.

»Basics«, 2008 by Jordan Wolfson.

“Plan”, 2005 by Anne de Vries.

»Untitled #7«, 2009,

»Untitled #4«, 2009,

»Untitled #8«, 2009 by Guyton\Walker.

»Footstompin«, 1991 by Christian Marclay.

»Town and Country«, 2009 by Claude Closky.

“Extended Mirror”, 2008 by Troels Sandegård.

“Suggett”, 2000 by Kori Newkirk.

»3692«, 2003 by Pak Sheung Chuen. A used plastic sheet taken from a combination lock at the entrance of a building in Hong Kong. The sheets were placed by property management companies in order to contain the spread of SARS.

“Flags for peace”, 2003-2006 by Mariano Favetto.

“The Sun is Always Setting Somewhere Else”, by Lisa Oppenheim. 35mm slide projection using images downloaded from the internet of sunsets taken by soldiers in Iraq, then positioned in front of the setting sun in New York.

“Platoon / Manual for Draft-Age Immigrants to Canada”, 2007 by Gareth Long. Video. An intervention into the English subtitles of Oliver Stone’s Platoon. The regular subtitles have been replaced with text from Mark Satin’s 1968 underground besteller Manual for Draft-Age Immigrants to Canada. The manual – a how-to for draft dodgers – sold over 65,000 copies by mail from Toronto and inspired many copies and knock-offs.

»Anthem for bass-baritone or tenor solo«, 2003 intermingles and transposes various lyrics and melodic fragments from several patriotic songs: The Star Spangled Banner, My Country ‘Tis of Thee, Battle Hymn of the Republic, America the Beautiful, and The Marines Hymn. By Christopher DeLaurenti.

»FEDERER VS. NADAL AND HEILIGER VS. BILL«, 2007 by Bastiaan Schevers.

“Lost territories“, 2008 by Sa�o Sedlacek.

»Magic 8-Ball Icosahedral Die«, 2008,

»3d California Flag«, 2008 (made with models from 3d warehouse) by Guthrie Lonergan.

»NASTY VOORK« puts feed from NastyNets blog inside VVORK blog. By Song Kwai Li.

YouTubeHARMONY 9of12 “Scream” and YouTubeHARMONY 5of12 “Underground” (2007) by Delaware.

»60 Minutes in the head of Gabriel«, 1996 by Gabriel Kousbroek.