Justice Yeldham & the dynamic ribbon device (myspace/justiceyeldham),
Jamie Lidell (myspace/jamielidell) and Friends (Gonzales, Mocky (myspace.com/mockyrecordings) & Pablo Fiasco) and
Gonzales Solo Piano (myspace.com/gonzpiration) live at Donaufestival.
“Heliography” (study), RGB Mirrors. Video.
“Rudolph”, lasers, fog. Video. Works by Christopher Musgrave.
A screen shot of an on-line performance, which took place at wikipedia.org, at a page catagorizing the filmography of Jean-Luc Godard every other link was clicked leaving the impression of a French flag and the national colors.
»Monumental Disaster«.
»Assistance Shelf«. Install identical shelves side by side in a room with high ceilings, the shelf height should be near or around 16 feet from the floor. A height that requires assistance to utilize. Each shelf will be designated a different user. The shelves will hold the users everyday items, example. keys, wallet, cigarettes, phones, etc. The everyday items will be placed on the shelves at night, and retrieved in the morning. Ladders or stacked furniture may not be used in accessing the shelves. A non-participant with the shelves may be present to document. The process should take place for multiple consecutive days, a week weak should be sufficient. All works by Alexandr Skarlinski.
Documentation of Namaiki’s Kinky Muff Land (2007), an exhibition on gardening and agriculture in the city.
Rehearsal of »100 Guitares« in La Réunion (2004).
»400 Guitares« in Paris (2005) and further video documentation. Composition and concept by Rhys Chatham.
»Jeff’s Top Ten (For the last month I was single)«, 2004 (acrylic on paper) by Dave Muller.
“Chrono_Shredder” is a hybrid between calendar, clock and waste producing automaton. By Susanna Hertrich.
»Rasen« is a modified paper shredder. The shredding speed is reduced to 1/800.000 of its actual speed, shredding less than 1 cm of paper in 24 hours (reaching the growth speed of grass). By Thorsten Streichardt.
»Melody Gin«, »The Rotary Ordinator« and the »The Astro-Space Organ«. Music instruments called Dewanatrons by Leon Dewan and Brian Dewan, a collaborative team who make hand-crafted, semi-automatic, electronic musical instruments.
