Richard B. Woodward, “Dare to Be Famous: Self-Exploitation and the Camera”.
By embedding starlight into
September 11th, 2017
No Fun at the local Deli
August 19th, 2017
Speaking of alternative spaces for exhibs, here’s hyperrealism installed at the local Deli… check out the photos to get a better idea. We showed No Fun. Next time you hear artists complaining there’s no space for art send them here ;-)
Don’t Follow the Wind at the Yokohama Triennale
August 4th, 2017
Don’t Follow the Wind is participating in the 2017 Yokohama Triennale, opening tonight! Here’re a few shots of the 360 degree video on the project, inside headsets made by 3 generations of a family in Fukushima, and our wallpaper.
No Fun at Alt-facts
June 17th, 2017
Installation of our work No Fun at Postmasters, video running on an old laptop lying on an inflatable mattress. In the background are William Powhida’s Didactics. The exhib, opening tonight, is titled Alt-facts: “It’s not always possible to sort out fact from fiction, but to believe that everything is a lie is to know nothing.”
Waffle Falling Over Ceiling Cat
May 15th, 2017
Ceiling Cat is watching you… Installed at Kunstverein Wolfsburg, for the show “Waffle Falling Over – Internetmeme, Kulturalisierung des Gewöhnlichen“.
Art & Protest on Frieze
April 18th, 2017
We’ve been invited by Frieze magazine to contribute to this month issue: “How Important is Art as a Form of Protest?”. For our contribution we hired several, anonymous, crowdsourced workers through an online marketplace and asked them to protest in front of their webcams. We do not know who or where they are, and we couldn’t ultimately predict what would result from our request. We couldn’t disagree more with some of the protesters, particularly those sympathetic to the US president, and yet we could not ignore them. Maybe the internet itself has become a form of protest to preconceived ideas of class, public space and employment?
A Walk in Fukushima at Art in General
April 17th, 2017
Photos of our event “Don’t Follow the Wind: A Walk in Fukushima”, at Art in General, thanks for coming over and watching our 360 video. Hosted by Laurel Ptak, all photos by Kota Takeuchi.
Dark Content at the Biennale Internationale Design Saint-Etienne
April 9th, 2017
Photos of three works installed in London
April 8th, 2017
Here are some photos of three works of ours – Catt, Stolen Pieces and Darko Maver – installed in the group show “Looking at one thing and thinking of something else, Part Four: Disrupt / Disorder / Display”, at Carroll / Fletcher, London. The large, framed prints feature the photos of the Stolen Pieces fragments, while the smaller, unframed photos feature either us taking the piece, or the original work, before and after our intervention. The vetrine contains all the 50 fragments.
Image search result for “Censorship” at Société
April 7th, 2017
New work now on view at Société, Brussels, for the show Modus Operandi, it’s titled “Image search result for ‘Censorship’ printed on various objects by online services”, it’s the same image printed on a bath mat, postage stamps, pacifier and glass cutting board paddle.