1. Zone of standard modules.
2. Monoliths without color.
3. An ever narrowing field of approximation known as the Method of Exhaustion.
4. The circumscribed cube.

2. ENTROPY

1. Equal units approaching divisibility.
2. Something inconsistent with common experience or having contradictory qualities.
3. Hollow, blocks in windowless room.
4. Militant laziness.

3. ABSENCE

1. Postulates of nominalism.
2. Idleness at the North Pole.
3. Exclusion of space.
4. Real things become mental vacancies.

4. INACCESSIBILITY

1. Gray walls and glass floors.
2. Domain of the Dinosaurs.
3. Toward an aesthetics of disappointment.
4. No doors.

5. EMPTINESS

1. A flying tomb disguised as an airplane.
2. Some plans for logical stupefactions.
3. The case of the “missing-link.”
4. False theorems and grand mistakes.

6. INERTIA

1. Memory of a dismantled parallelepiped.
2. The humorous dimensions of time.
3. A refutation of the End of Endlessness.
4. Zeno’s Second Paradox (infinite regression against movement)

7. FUTILITY

1. Dogma against value.
2. Collapses into five sec
3. To go from one extreme to another.
4. Put everything into doubt.

8. BLINDNESS

1. Two binocular holes that appear endlessly.
2. Invisible orbs
3. Abolished sight.
4. The splitting of the vanishing point.

9. STILLNESS

1. Sinking back into echoes.
2. Extinguished by reflections.
3. Obsolete ideas to be promulgated (teratologies and other marvels).
4. Cold storage.

10. EQUIVALENCE

1. Refusal to privilege one sign over another.
2. Different types of sameness.
3. Odd objections to uncertain symmetries in regular systems.
4. Any declaration of unity results in two things.

11. DISLOCATION

1. Deluging the deluge.
2. The Great Plug.
3. The Winter Solstice of 4000 B.C. (a temporal dementia).
4. Toward innumerable futures.

12. FORGETFULNESS

1. Aluminum cities on a lead planet.
2. The Museum of the Void.
3. A compact mass in a dim passageway (an anti-object).
4. A series of sightings down escarpments.

Robert Smithson

The White Website by Hans Bernhard

The Black Website by Hans Bernhard

What You See Is Not What You Get by Marc Kremers

From Black to Blue and Back Again by Damon Zucconi

international #5EEC07 green by Chris Coy

Sometimes Red, Sometimes Blue by Damon Zucconi

Let’s Turn This Fucking Website Yellow by Charles Broskoski

ColorFlip.com by Rafael Rozendaal

International Klein Blue by anonymous

Germany by roglok

blown up explosion

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Constant Dullaart

Folk/Taxonomy - Vocabulary

http://www.sinisterdexter.org/

Matthew Barney, performing Drawing Restraint 2 on an Etch-a-Sketch.

Hatsune Miku is a synthetic pop star controlled and constructed by her fans.

Hatsune Miku

Red

Gray

“These are people SAYING ‘YES’ TO LIFE – CAUGHT IN THE THRALL OF THE EVENT AND SPREADING THEIR DESIRE THROUGHOUT THE WORLD LIKE A CONTAGION.”

John Russell

Erased de Kooning

Peter Baldes (1), Peter Baldes (2)

HP Concrete

Joel Holmberg

halo for the slade

Matthew Richardson

VVORK has curated a show for Galerie West in Den Haag titled:

Bad Beuys Entertainment
Boling
Bruno
Chisa & Tkacova
collectif_fact
Matsoukis
Mirza
Prévieux

Rungjang
Zucconi

The show will be running from 06/10/07 to 03/11/07. Opening is on the 6th, starting at 16:00 with an artist talk at 19:00.

Participating artists are Bad Beuys Entertainment (FR), John Michael Boling (USA), Christophe Bruno (FR), Anetta Mona Chisa and Lucia Tkacova (SK), Collectif-Fact (CH), Katerina Matsoukis (GR), Haroon Mirza (UK), Julien Prèvieux (FR), Arin Rungjang (TH), Damon Zucconi (USA).

There will be another artist talk/discussion on the 09/10/07 at 20:00 with Jeroen Bosch, Peter Luining, Marie Jeanne De Rooij and VVORK, hosted by Constant Dullaart.

lance armstrong bumber sticker poem

Nikola Tosic

Home Movies

Simon Moretti

Asynchronous Jitter

Florian Hecker (1), Florian Hecker (2)

Gallery F15, Moss, Norway
September 1 - November 11, 2007

Bernadette Corporation, Dara Birnbaum, Pierre Bismuth, Charles Broskoski; curated by Hanne Mugaas

Nam Jun Paik

Lexie Mountain Boys

out of the blue

big hole

small holes

Anne de vries

A juggling interpretation of Steve Reich’s Clapping Music

Table of Contents

Marti Cormand

The global remake of Vertov’s Man With A Movie Camera to stream to public screens needs participants!

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CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
Global Remake of Vertov’s 1929 masterpiece Man With A Movie Camera

DEADLINE September 15 for Big Screen Manchester screening.
ARTIST: Perry Bard
http://dziga.perrybard.net

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2008: Man With a Movie Camera is a global remake of Vertov’s 1929 film (Man With A Movie Camera) using the web to archive, sequence. Submissions will be shown at the Big Screen Manchester UK www.bbc.co.uk/ bigscreens/ on October 11 during the Urban Screens 07 Conference, with more public venues in the UK and in Melbourne, Australia through 2008.

http://dziga.perrybard.net/ has a scene index and every shot of Vertov’s film is logged, with an intro to the project. The scene index and shot list are there for reference : this doesn’t have to be a copy, it can be a 21st century version inspired by the original. However the timing is important. So, if you choose a scene that’s 46 seconds long it should be in the general area of 46 seconds, the particular shots within that scene, the edit, are how you decide to make them.

1.) Please log onto the website and see what might interest you to shoot (scenes or shots) or what footage you might have that will fit.

2.) Please forward the info. Upload will begin in August. At time of upload there will be slots for your name, city, country, url if you have one. No titles please on the footage you submit as it will stream as a film. All submissions will be credited and will appear on all publicity.

www.perrybard.net

Coffee Mug

Wooden Zebra Rug

Lara Emerling