Further excursions in Folk Fantasia

to save the land

you place a fence

maybe find a roof

under a rock

a roof of rocks

ladders built inside the wall

a tumble of weeds makes a house

Objects on Plinths

a burned justice (Jannis Kounellis) at Brandhorst Museum, Munich

where they also had

a paint splattered parrot (Jannis Kounellis)

Amore, (Jeff Koons)

a dog, (Rosemarie Trockel)

a grave (Cy Twombly)

 outside the Musee de l'art moderne de la ville de Paris, AIDS (General Idea)

on the street in St Germain, a hair roller building (Sylvie Fleury)

(it's not a building but it looks identical to my Tube House, so maybe it is)

 at the Espace Culturel Louis Vuitton, a monitor playing a video of a solar power boombox abandoned at the North Pole, (Joanna Malinowska) 

then at Pinakotek der Moderne in Munich, 

a tortured head Georg Baselitz)

somebody whose name I forgot to jot down

another nobody kneeling, crawling

a slave, (Henri Matisse)

a scatter of letters (Alix Delmas, also from ECLV

as curated by great Paul Ardenne)

in Versailles, a building on a marble piece of paper, 

eventually on top of a plinth, 

eventually rounding off a list that could only fnd closure with

the uber-object on a plinth, Hans Haacke's Condensation Cube. 

An empty plexiglass box with some H2O 

that goes from mist to drops over and over again.

Suns and Thoughts (for DLD11)

and here's a selection from Slideshow #2

Superstudio

Hans Holein

Laurids Ortner

unknown

unknown

Andrea Branzi

Phillipe Rahm

Gianni Pettena

Peter Cook

unknown

Guy Rottier

me

Clouds and Moons and Buildings (for DLD2011)

Here's a few of the slides from "Clouds and Moons and Buildings", one of the two slideshows I put together for DLD11 (Arts), as curated by Johannes Fricke Waldhausen and Hans Urlich Obrist

Buckie Fuller

Ugo la Pietra

Friedrich St Florian

Yves Klein

Piranesi

Diller Scofidio +Renfro

Guy Rottier + Yona Friedman

Haus-Rucker-Co.

yours truly

Speedism

more Haus-Rucker-Co

Nigel Coates

Zund Up (which is actually Hans Hollein)

and Guy Rottier of course. And if anybody knows where to find better scans of Rottier, and especially the Architecture d'occasion that I put in my 2008 slideshow, do let me know