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Opening performance of »What it Does to Your City«, 2012 by Cyprien Gaillard. Video excerpt.




The Eating Gear Grinding Machine” from the series “The Sound of Images” by Niko Princen.




A device from the »Fire Painting« , 2010 performance by Sanela Jahić.




»The Inter Machine«, 2008, lottery machine, polystyrene and paper, by Maja Bajević.




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Still from »The Time Machine in alphabetical order«, 2010 by Thomson & Craighead.




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Dunkelkammerhut (Darkroom Hat)” by Alfons Schilling.




“5T”, 2007 by Henrik Menné. Tin, plexiglas, aluminum, iron, engine, machine.




»Photomat«, 2003 by Oz Malul.




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“Glassworks” by Kris Vleeschouwer.




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»Washing Mashine«, 2007 (made from water dispenser) by N55.




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“Minuterna” by Albin Karlsson. A machine painted a dot per minute. Video .




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“The Fountain of Prosperity” (2007) by Michael Stevenson. “The Fountain of Prosperity” is a reconstruction of the “Moniac”, a machine designed in the late 1940s by New Zealand economist Bill Phillips to illustrate the concept of monetary flow in national economies. A fixed volume of red-dyed water, representing money, is pumped through a system of transparent tubes and sluices into clear chambers representing factors such as “surplus balances” and “International Monetary Funds”.




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»Storm in a coffee cup« (2004) by Anders Bojen & Kristoffer Ørum.




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“Untitled Rhythm Machine” by Andreas Berlinger.




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“Untitled”, 2006 – site specific painting machine. By Natasha Kidd.




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www.iwanttobeamachine.com (2008) by Angelo Plessas.




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Die Amme Die Amme_5” by Peter Dittmer.




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Twelve-hour drawing on a piece of paper by Eivind Søreng Molvær.




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Functional replica of Baron Wolfgang von Kempelen’s Chess Turk recreated by the Heinz Nixdorf Museum in Paderborn (In 1769 the Hungarian engineer Baron Wolfgang von Kempelen built a chess playing machine for the amusement of the Austrian Queen Maria Theresia. It was a mechanical device, shaped like a Turk, and it became the most famous automaton in history).




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»The Illustrating Machine« by Carl Henrik Wrethman. Video.




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