Installation

• Layers of Location | Posted by Tamara Gubernat on May 10 2007

  Collapsing the history of a place, photographs of locations that have dramatically shifted in recent history, through demolition or construction, are printed as posters and installed on existing scaffolding at the same location.

• Miniaturized Accidents | Posted by Jacqueline Steck on May 10 2007

  This project is a series of fictionalized, miniaturized accident scenes that are discovered, constructed and plotted on a map by the acute pedestrian.

• Recipes for Unique Everyday Experiences | Posted by AnnaMaría Bogadóttir + ÁstaOlga Magnúsdóttir on May 10 2007

  An everyday experience of a customer in a corner store in Cape Town becomes a recipe of a unique experience for the passer-by in a local store in Brooklyn, that can in turn become a new recipe in another city, another day.

• Clinton St. | Posted by Ralph Borland on May 10 2007

  ‘Clinton St.’ is a project to memorialize the demolition of a building in the Lower East Side of NYC, destroyed with all the residents’ belongings, through a micro-radio broadcast of the sound of rain.

• smsSage | Posted by Tim Redfern + Ralph Borland on May 10 2007

  smSage is a device to plant a murmur in the city; a mad murmur, a voice that moves between sense and nonsense, loudness and quiet, accepting and repeating words and phrases, and progressively scrambling them.

• Fence View | Posted by Trifocal Projects on May 10 2007

  Fence View is a series of small camera obscura “viewers” made from disposable objects like Solo Cups. The viewers are grouped in patterns and inserted in to a chain-link fence to re-order their field of view.