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»Cool Mint«, 2010 (mouthwash, stainless steel) by Steve Bishop.

From the series “Firm Being”, 2009 by Pamela Rosenkranz. 50cl PET bottle, paper, silicon with pigments.

“Glasses”, 2004 by Finnbogi Petursson.

“Deep Sea Vaudeo”, 2009 by Simon Denny.

»North South East West«, 2009 by Lynda Benglis.

“Heaven, the Sky”, 2008 by Mariela Neudecker.

“Fair-weather forces (water level)”, 2008 by Germaine Koh.
Stainless steel stanchions and electronic and mechanical systems with velvet ropes moving up and down in relation to water level, which are transmitted over the internet from an ultrasonic sensor installed at a nearby body of water.

“Transformation Always Takes Time And Energy”,1998 by Pravdoliub Ivanov.
Hot plates, pots, tea pots, cables, water, electricity, time.

“Urban Plaza Equivalent”, 2006 by Michael Cataldi.
55 gallon drums, sandbags, constructuion barriers, weeds, sprinklers.

“Water, Selected”, 2007 by Roni Horn.

»(GOLD) FOUNTAIN LKW«, 2003 by Sylvie Fleury.

»Monument to the Unknown Washerwoman«, 2005 by Pravdoliub Ivanov.

“[Farsh-02-2004]” and “[Farsh-04-2004]” from the series “Farsh/Teppiche” by Shirana Shahbazi. Handknotted rugs, wool on silk.

»Floating Maze«, 2007 by Peter Sandbichler.

»As If Pulled By A Magnet«, 2009 by Alexandr Skarlinski.

“Autoinducer_Ph-1″, 2006, exploits a traditional rice cultivation technique from SE Asia. In the installation this process is reworked in an overly complexified, industrial, laboratory style way. By Andy Gracie, hostprods.

»I considered the title of this work but it never come up. Following things could be related to the title. 1) I love to go out from the exhibition space because of BankART facing the sea. 2)There are so many trashes which some artists made and showed as art work before in BankART. 3) I want to make a raft using those trashes. 4) I think it’s not a question that the raft float on water or not but it’s good to be floating there.«, 2007 by Koki Tanaka.

»Under Discussion«, 2005 by Jennifer Allora & Guillermo Calzadilla.

»Rwanda«, 2008 by Cornrow Rider.

»Untitled (unpredicteble future)«, 2004 by Mircea Cantor.