Synopsis: single line collages of advertising slogans and photographs of sneaky street sign manipulation make up the linguistically playful interventions into corporate culture of artists Eva Weinmayr and Wolfgang Ullrich. (German/English)

This English collaborative art practice was formed in 1984 and created a radical stance towards the art world, based on critical post-modern thinking.

Using actual dialogue from interviewswith art professionals who knew Art in Ruins, Eva Weinmayr constructs a hypothetical play as an anti-documentary or anti-biography.

Shortly after the last general election, artist Eva Weinmayr learned that her work, Today’s Question, had been chosen by David and Samantha Camerons to hang at 10 Downing Street in the Prime Minister’s private residence.

In an unwitting collaboration with Weinmayr, Rosamund Felsen faxes copies of Bruce Nauman's Fingers and Holes etchings to Munich in anticipation for a sale and, subsequent to Weinmayr's response that she will not buy the etchings as she prefers the fax copies, faxes to inform Weinmayr that the fax copy is not art but “ an immediate means of communication.” (English)

This booklet printed in black and white with a blank library card slid into the front cover contains the full catalogue of the books in The Piracy Collection received by November 25.11.2011.

synopsis: On this CD version of Weinmayr's “collaboration” with Rosamund Felsen, writer Titus Kroder presents a dramatic audio recreation, recounting the events which lead up to the faxing of Bruce Nauman's etchings. It is the hunt for the right price for art that leads into the thrilling reign of copy rights and modern means of communication.

Synopsis: Havva Bagci is a composite of photographs and revised captions taken from Turkish daily newspapers, Hurriyet, Milliyet and Sabah.

What does it mean to publish today? In the face of a changing media landscape, institutional upheavals,

Is it possible to understand graphic design as a practice beyond an object-centric approach, as a practice beyond the conception and production of well-designed and printed artifacts? Which other potentials to create a public should be considered integral to design as an activity?

Eva Weinmayr presents a collection of newsstand posters - capitalized handwritten legends that condense complex realities into three or four-line news splashes. Charged with meaning these headlines give no information; rather they are teasers with no context, telling more about what could happen than what really has happened.

It’s a book, it’s fragmentary, together it’s a library ist eine vielschichtige Publikation, die das Denken, Arbeiten und Zusammenkommen unabhängiger Verlags- und Publikationsprojekte in den Mittelpunkt stellt.