Not even The Moon Is Autonomous

Ausstellung: Lothringer Dreizehn, Ort für Zeitgenössische Kunst, München

in Kooperation mit ACC Galerie Weimar und REINIGUNGSGESELLSCHAFT

ARTiT, Arts Initiative Tokyo (AIT), Peter Bellars, CommandN, Clean Brothers, Hiroshi Fuji, Makoto Ishiwata, Yuka Oyama, P3 Art and Environment, REINIGUNGSGESELLSCHAFT, TANY, Jennifer Stratfort, Noboru Tsubaki, Video Act!, Videoart Center Tokyo, Kenji Yanobe

basierend auf der Video-Feldstudie der REINIGUNGSGESELLSCHAFT Autonomie und Politisches Handeln - zur Modellfunction kooperativer Strukturen in der Japanischen Zeitgenössischen Kunst.

Kuratoren: Courtenay Smith, Nicola Harenberg

Ausstellungsansichten:

At the wall: a presenation of the bilingual magazine ARTiT. Background: Inflatable Wall by Roger Mc Donald/Arts Initiative Tokyo (AIT), and Par For The Course by Peter Bellars

exhibition view with work by Peter Bellars, Clean Brothers, Hiroshi Fuji, Makoto Ishiwatap

Penta by Noboru Tsubaki

presentation of P3 Art and Environment with a documentation of works by Shigeaki Iwai.

Projection of videowork by Kenji Yanobe

Penta by Noboru Tsubaki and golf course by Peter Bellars

Schmuck Quickies by Yuka Oyama

projection of the video Autonomy and Political Action by REINIGUNGSGESELLSCHAFT

Noboru Tsubaki and Makoto Ishiwata

Kaekko workshop by Hiroshi Fuji

Clean Brothers at work - Osaka. A photo series about the Clean Brothers Cleaning Project. Photos by REINIGUNGSGESELLSCHAFT

Par For The Course Posters by Peter Bellars

Projection of the video She loves Sex/She hates Sex by TANY

REINIGUNGSGESELLSCHAFT in front of the UN Application Logo by Noboru Tsubaki

Vacuum Packing! by Makoto Ishiwata

Noboru Tsubaki presenting a textile about his UN Application Project - Radical Carbon. (a workshop in charcole making to filter and purify contaminated water

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