»Artifacts2«, 2010 by Petros Moris.
A still from »RowFlow–Finite Being«, 2011 by Theodoros Giannakis.
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»Sunny n shiiite«, 2011 is a one week long live stream by Katja Novitskova, in which she will be making arrangements of found and created objects in a geographically unlocated and thus ‘virtual’ space. The stream ends on March 16th.
»Magic 8-Ball Icosahedral Die«, 2008,
»3d California Flag«, 2008 (made with models from 3d warehouse) by Guthrie Lonergan.
»Game Music«, performed at surfers’ point in Santa Barbara. Music is produced by altering the sounds of the weapons from the 1st person shooter Unreal Tournament 2004. All of the recordings are made by playing the video game.
»Capture The Artist«, 2004, by Vladimir Todorović. This five day one-on-one paintball tournament against individuals from the audience, was engaged by the artist with the idea to integrate the virtual world of gaming and the various worlds that intertwine within the gallery space.
»Meet the artist’s wife…« The Buyer can get in touch with either Betty or Susan. Betty is brunette, sensual, intelligent and witty. Susan is blonde, erotic, romantic and has a good sense of humour. For only € 300 the buyer can purchase a 10 part SMS/MMA communication with one of the two women. The purchaser will receive the private mobile no. of one of the artists wives and is permitted to send his 10 messages. He is also entitled to ten replies. An access code will be issued in the form of a code name. This will have to be incorporated into the first SMS to guarantee a response. Voice messages and calls are not planned at the moment but can be agreed directly with the artists wives if desired. For € 500 the buyer can meet the avatar of the chosen artist’s wife in Second Life for two hours. The code name and the exact meeting point will be issued. Other virtual meetings or a meeting in real life are not planned at the moment but can be discussed during the proceedings. By M+M.
»Disorganiser«, 2007 by Jaka Železnikar. See also »Website-Shredder« Mark Napier.
»Bookstack« is a pile of found books whose titles play with the common phrase “A Needle in a Haystack”. The stack grows when a new title is found and takes its place on the top of the pile. By Yann Sérandour.
Candice Breitz and Franz Ackermann at the Temporäre Kunsthalle Berlin in Second Life.