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“Popular commotion”, 2011 by Nathan Peter. Bitumen lacquer, enamel, canvas, tape and aluminum.




»K-HOLE« is a trend-forecasting report by a team of young cultural strategists: Greg Fong, Sean Monahan, Emily Segal, Chris Sherron and Dena Yago.




“Surface (two)”, 2010 by Andy Boot.




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»Void Vortex«, 1996 by Steven Parrino.




»In Homage to Bruce Lee«, 2004 by Oskar Dawicki.




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“Noch so ein Sieg, und wir haben verloren”, 2010 by Michael Hakimi.




“Holes in Philosophy #1”, 2008 by Benoît Maire. Philosophy encyclopedia.




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»Gulp«, 2009 by Ervin Wurm.




»Things to Say«, 2009 by Jürg Lehni & Alex Rich. Furniture by Martino Gamper.




»Trou«, 2008 by Körner Union.




610-3356“, 2008 by Sarah Oppenheimer.




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»Eminent Domain«, 2008, installation consisting of a composition of weathered poster stacks covered with reflective foil, discarded plywood, flourescent lighting and various size holes drilled into the posters. By Nathan Peter.




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»Something Less Something More (Detail view)«, 2004 by Pierre Bismuth.




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“Pieces de Monet”, 2007 by Sammy Engramer.




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True-to-scale model of his atelier – part of “Astronaut (be right back)” and

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“The Shaft of Babel” by Hans Schabus.




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“Jump”, video and installation by Job Koelewijn.




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Helmut Smits planting a tree in front of a billboard.




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“t.w. (blow)” by Kendell Geers.