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  • Acentria
    video 4,'54 The video is dedicated to a friend, renowned Slovenian composer, academic and pianist JM, who passionately celebrated the miracle of music and life in everything he did. RIP JM (1926–2022).
  • AMRO - Art Meets Radical Openness Festival dedicated to Art, Hacktivism and Open Culture
  • Suburban Meditation -
    Suburban Meditation (2003-2009) This installation is a commentary on the worship of materiaism in American Suburbia, The inspiration dedrives from the weekly practice of lawn mowing in suburban Baton Rouge Louisiana after visiting the Ryoan-Ji Zen
  • Pixelroller -
    PIXELROLLER VARIOUS PROTOTYPES 2005-2010 PixelRollers do exactly what their name suggests. They are performance tools for rapidly applying any pixel based graphics (user-generated content from the internet, your phone, a dedicated camera, etc)
  • On the Road is a unique, annual project initiated in 2014 by the Guan Shanyue Art Museum, Shenzhen, here seen in its 2018 version. The process involves 15 curators, art critics and scholars, from major institutions, art schools and museums
  • Borderroad -
    Print on aluminium composite panel Modern high-tech border walls demonstrate how political solutions are being replaced by technical interventions. A clear illustration is the buttressing of “Fortress Europe” around the Spanish exclaves Ceuta and
  • Dejan Atanacković has presented solo exhibitions, video and audio installations, interventions in public space, as well as curatorial projects, since 1994. His works were exhibited in personal and collective shows in Italy, Serbia, Canada, USA,
  • ... that takes place in the realms of curiosity, showing the...
  • Looking for God -
    The origin of the God-idea has always been a hot topic amongst those involved in seeking truth. Creationists will argue that the God-idea is built into us, believing that we were all made in the God's image. Evolutionists will argue that the
  • During his month-long residency at Townhouse Gallery, Cairo, Warren Neidich made a series of graphic, abstract musical scores, called graphic scores, that used images instead of notes, based upon found newspaper clippings and bits of text. This