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“Erdleib”, 2009 by Mike Meiré. Mud.

From the project “Poster company” by Travess Smalley and Max Pitegoff.

From the series “Abs7racts” by Jason Matthew Lee.

“37586 (Geostational Earth-Orbit)”, 2009 from the series “Time & Space” by Achim Horn.

“Diversion“, 2004 by Christopher Musgrave. Mirror, pre-existing architecture, sunlight. A mirror attached to south gallery window diverts the usual path of afternoon sunbeam across the gallery wall.

“Sunset Yellow”, 2008 by Ann Woo.

“Der König wohnt in mir”, 2008 by Christoph Schlingensief.

»The Boarders at Rest«, 1971-72, collected and taxidermised birds dressed in handmade wool outfits. By Annette Messager.

“I π”, 2008 by Serkan Özkaya.

“Pillar Necklace”, 2005 by Cathy Stafford.

»SLEEPLESS NIGHT«, 1983 by Koen Theys.

»Untitled (Body Tracks)«, 1974/1975 by Ana Mendieta.

»Table Sculptures«, 2007 by Edward Tufte.

»FAKESTAR«, 2009 by Gregor Rozanski.

Just a Christian girl living in Istanbul,
Leaving behind her entire life.
In the real time world no one sees her at all,
They all think she’s fakin’.

Takin’ the silver and leavin’ the rest,
Set to flee into the night.
She has danced into the danger zone,
Where minority’s never right.

She can picture the future,
When Armenians take the stage,
Like Agassi, Aznavour, and Cher.

She’s Armenian, Armenian on the run,
And she’s fleeing but the flight has just begun.
She’s Armenian, Armenian on the run,
And she’ll fight ‘til the Hayastantsi are one…

»She’s Armenian« adapted from »She’s a maniac« by Michael Sembello from the »Hymns of No Resistance (Part II)«, 2009 performance by Slavs and Tatars.

“Times Square”, 1977/2002 by Max Neuhaus. Permanent sound installation.

»mount tai in blue mist«, 2000 by Jean-Pierre Hébert.

»Walking Crowd«, 2009 by Alex Delany.

“Light”, 2007 by Yukinori Maeda.

»Waterfall«, 2003 by Yangjiang Group.