Susan Danis

Swingset, 2005
69" x 72" x 67"

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Rollin Beamish

Baba Yaga's Pillbox (Glatisant became uncomfortably aware of its complicity with forces it did not agree with), 2008
oil on canvas, 60 x 90 cm



Hybrid-002-C.D.M. (Can-do Mitosis), 2008 (detail)
collaboration with Andrew Schell
paint on PVC and wood, video, mylar, approx. 3.5 x 4 meters


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Mladen Stropnik

Scooter LaForge New Work

Ectoplasm at the Beauty Salon



Bambi Juice



Ghost Snake


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Scott Anderson

Sanktajo

2007
oil on canvas mounted to board
76" x 95"

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Maria Brunner

Put your eyes in your mouth, 2008
Oil on canvas
210 x 150 cm

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Justin Lieberman

Cereal Box Collection for Philip Travers with Fruit Brute
Placeholder, 2008
Mixed media
54 x 31 x 26 inches

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Wim Delvoye

Sybille II, 1999

Cory Arcangel

I Shot Andy Warhol, 2002

Paul McCarthy

Painter, 1995

Kate Mitchell

Bill Gusky

Pardon My Evisceration, 2007
enamel and urethane on canvas
27 1/2 x 24 inches

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Chris Burden

Samson (1985) is an artwork by Chris Burden. In his words: “a museum installation consisting of a 100 ton jack connected to a gear box and a turnstile. The 100 ton jack pushes two large timbers against the bearing walls of the museum. Each visitor to the exhibition must pass through the turnstile in order to see the exhibition. Each input on the turnstile ever so slightly expands the jack, and ultimately, if enough people visit the exhibition, Samson could theoretically destroy the building. Like a glacier its powerful movement is imperceptible to the naked eye. This sculptural installation subverts the notion of the sanctity of the museum (the shed that houses art).”

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Mr. Kim Guthrie

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