Installations
Museum of the Stealing of Souls
Submitted by florian schneider on Sat, 09/27/2008 - 14:56
The Museum of the Stealing of Souls has opened on July 19th 2008, hosted by manifesta7 in Trento, Italy. It is devoted to histories of the invention, appropriation and reconfiguration of the subject by photography.
The museum holds a fast growing collection organized in seven departments. The exhibits on show are reflecting alleged histories of soul-theft and surveillance, soullessness and alienation, immaterial production and precariousness -- loosely based on the question: Where can a soul live its life instead of saving it?
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This is more or less how frontera will look like - and how it looked at Nimk.
Submitted by Lilia Perez on Sat, 11/15/2008 - 17:43
This is more or less how frontera will look like - and how it looked at Nimk.
Frontera's set up for opening week (draft)
Submitted by Lilia Perez on Sat, 11/15/2008 - 17:40
To be shown in Imaginary Property's studio at Jan van Eyck's Academy during the opening week.
Frontera v.2 in the opening week
Submitted by Lilia Perez on Sat, 11/15/2008 - 16:06
The interactive portrait and videobooth will be shown as part of the Imaginary Property research subjects in Jan van Eyck's opening week From the 11 to the 18 of January 2009
El Lissitzky's proposal for a street decoration in Vitebsk
The first episode of IMAGINARY PROPERTY took place in Vanabbemuseum in Eindhoven (NL). It is focussed on their most recent acquisition, a so far unknown piece by El Lissitzky. The project researches the way, in which the museum configures, builds, installs, uses and performs the relationships to the objects that are supposed to be owned, preserved and displayed as its property. Or: how does the museum produce a spatio-temporal domain in conformity with its own concept which has to relate back to the original idea of granting to the public some controlled and temperate access to the realm of collective imagination?
