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»STAIRCASE«, 2007 by Kevin Van Braak.

Test illustration for Zaludna mistrija, 1963 by Bogdan Bogdanović.

»Totem (Vandals)«, 2009 by Adam Jacono.

“Dunkelkammerhut (Darkroom Hat)” by Alfons Schilling.

“La Nuit Américaine (The American Night / Day for Night)”, 2007 by Etienne Chambaud.

»I was a Rich Man’s Plaything«, 1947 from the series »BUNK« by Eduardo Paolozzi. BUNK is the title for a series of works that were originally pages of a scrapbook in which Paolozzi had stuck cuttings from magazines, mostly given to him by American ex-servicemen in Paris in the late 1940s. The word ‘BUNK’ stems from Henry Ford’s statement, ‘History is more or less bunk, we want to live in the present’. It reflects Paolozzi’s belief that art should respond to contemporary culture.

»Cleaning the Drapes« from the series »Bringing the War Home: House Beautiful«, 1967-72 by Martha Rosler.

»IS THAT A CASTLE OVER THERE?«, 2010, collage by Hydrothermal Emerald.

»better than de kooning«, 2008 by Peter Saul.

»Lost Kingdom of Navin«, 2009 by Navin Rawanchaiku.

»Avalanche«, (2009) by CADU .

»Seizure«, 2006 by Amanda Ross-Ho.

»Cop Head 69«, 2006 by Dean Sameshima.

“French foil blue 1” by Pae White.

“Stones”, 2010 by Laura Aldridge.

“ACTS/KKDETHZ”, 2009 by Sterling Ruby. Formica, wood, spay paint and urethane.

“Correction of design”, 2009 by Alex Buldakov.

»In Homage to Bruce Lee«, 2004 by Oskar Dawicki.

»Ceremony for an homogeneous landscape«, 2009 by Milena Bonilla.

“Miracles in nature and Science” from “Words and Years“, 2010 by Toril Johannessen.