Christian Lahr transfers 0,01 € per day as a gift to the ministry of finance, each with a reference line of Karl Marx’ “Capital”. With the limited space of 108 characters per wire, he will have the first volume transfered within 43 years. He started on May 31, 2009.
Christian Lahr transfere por dia 1 centavo de euro como presente para o ministério das finanças, e, em cada dia escreve um parágrafo/frase de Karl Marx do livro "O Capital". Com a limitação de espaço de 108 caracteres por por campo , ele terá o primeiro volume transferido dentro de 43 anos. Começou em maio de 2009.
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domingo, 26 de dezembro de 2010
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Christian Lahr: MACHT GESCHENKE: DAS KAPITAL
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Sebastian Stumpf - Tiefgaragen (2008)
Sebastian Stumpf - Tiefgaragen (2008)
Unfortunatly I coudln’t find a video of it, this is Bas Jan Ader 3000: In thirteen videos of garage doors closing, Sebastian Stumpf waits in his hide-out behind the camera until he finally jumps into the scene in the last moment and rolls underneath the door.
texto abaixo sobre "Walking House", do grupo de arte N55
For Emscher art 2010, the Danish art group N55 has developed the Walking House in cooperation with the WysingArts Centre in Cambridgeshire.
The Walking House is a modular system with a kitchen and bathroom, solar on the roof and even a small garden with washing line. A young man from America lives for 100 days in this house.
The houses of the future are mobile, self-sufficient and environmentally friendly. Could this be the homes of the global nomad? The Danish artist group N55 has developed the "Walking House" and presented it at the Emscher art 2010. Ion Sorvin developed with his artist group N55 systems that enable people living or working space to create your own. Walking House is an example of such a home, regardless of social and community structures.
The Walking House is a modular system with a kitchen and bathroom, solar on the roof and even a small garden with washing line. A young man from America lives for 100 days in this house.
The houses of the future are mobile, self-sufficient and environmentally friendly. Could this be the homes of the global nomad? The Danish artist group N55 has developed the "Walking House" and presented it at the Emscher art 2010. Ion Sorvin developed with his artist group N55 systems that enable people living or working space to create your own. Walking House is an example of such a home, regardless of social and community structures.
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