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teamLab — Flowers and People - Dark

teamLab

Flowers and People - Dark

Artists

Jeppe Hein

Jeppe Hein

teamLab

teamLab

Xooang Choi

Xooang Choi

Jenny Morgan

Ayako Rokkaku

Ayako Rokkaku

Vito Acconci

Vito Acconci

Various Artists

Rudolf Stingel

Rudolf Stingel

Phillippe Parreno

Mary Bauermeister

Mary Bauermeister

Alan Rath

Alan Rath

teamLab — Flowers and People - Dark

teamLab

Flowers and People - Dark

Xooang Choi — Perception

Xooang Choi

Perception

Jenny Morgan — Touch Study

Jenny Morgan

Touch Study

Ayako Rokkaku — Magic Hand

Ayako Rokkaku

Magic Hand

Vito Acconci — Blown-Up Baby Doll

Various Artists — Treasure of Lima: Chest & Map

Rudolf Stingel — The radicalness of Stingel’s Cellotex panels is often underestimated. While rejecting any suggestion of being a social, political or conceptual gesture, these works may be some of the most open and brave moments in recent contemporary art production. As with his provocative instruction book on how to make his paintings, Stingel once again gives himself and his work, in their totality, to the public and the viewer. He invites the viewer inside the surface of his work, and allows anyone to make a 'contribution' to it. The critical voice of the viewer becomes part of the work. Like magnetic tape, the artist records the viewer’s reaction to his work – not simply verbally, but physically.

Phillippe Parreno — La Batalla de los Patos, A Documentary Project with Rirkrit, 2003

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