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“Untitled” (Passport), 1991, by Felix Gonzalez-Torres.

“One Million Euro”, separated in paper and ink, 2008 by Roman Pfeffer.

“A sheet of paper on which I was about to draw, as it slipped from my table and fell to the floor”, 2008 by Ryan Gander. Installation of one hundred 15cm crystal balls, each laser-etched inside with a suspended image of a sheet of paper.

»Untitled« (For Stockholm), 1992, and

»Untitled«, 1990 by Felix Gonzalez-Torres.

“Lily”, 2007 (paper, sand, soil, stone, plastic, electronic circuit and gold) by Agathe Snow.

»Projection«, 2006,

»Bukhara (red and white)«, 2008 by Mona Hatoum.

»Ink On Paper«, 2008,

»Cover«, 2007 by Lars Morell.

From the series “Iron Maiden”, 2007 by Morgane Tschiember.

»Kolibri« (Humming-Bird), 2007 and »Skyggebillede« (Shadow Picture), 2007 by Tove Storch.

»WAR IS OVER!« (2004) Readymade page from the Village Voice by Thomas Galler.

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

Detail of “The Idea of being abstract” (radio packing, radio, painted paper, masking tape) by Kristina Bræin.

»Artiste sans tête«, 2007 by Etienne Joubert.

“Paysage 3D” and “Love Me Tender” by Pierre Ardouvin.

“I could have taken an image blowen it up big and put bold type on it. But I choose not to.” Poster by Manuel Raeder.

»My Living Room Rug in Hyperbolic Space« 2007, by Alyson Shotz.

»402 Computer E-Books« by Charles Broskoski.

»Rasen« is a modified paper shredder. The shredding speed is reduced to 1/800.000 of its actual speed, shredding less than 1 cm of paper in 24 hours (reaching the growth speed of grass). By Thorsten Streichardt.

»Thermopaper« slowly travells from one roll to the other and turns black in the middle.

In “Mirror digital clock” 28 motors control 28 mirrors forming a clock.

»1g/min« is based on a machine attached to the roof of a room, rotating with a speed of one revolution per hour. Every minute one gram of hotglue drops down on the floor. Over time a sculpture takes form. All three projects by Albin Karlsson.

»Silent Watery Scenography in a Natatorium«, 2004. A performance in the Swedish embassy’s pool, Tokyo. By Eric Van Hove.