Emerging from the collaboration between artist Jason Dodge and poet Matthew Dickman, this book operates at the

Der Amerikaner Jason Dodge (geb. 1969, lebt und arbeitet in Berlin) prägt den Begriff der Bildhauerei neu. Seine Arbeiten bestehen meist aus Gegenständen, die aus dem Alltag bekannt sind, und einem Titel, der eine Erzählung evoziert und damit auf die poetischen Potenziale der Realität verweist.

Through objects, images, and texts, Jason Dodge skillfully combines the fictive and the real, inviting us into a world of interrupted and elusive narratives. In each of his carefully executed installations, a distant locale or notable event is evoked along with characters both real and imagined. Each work seems to suggest a larger enigmatic story, leading ultimately to a narrative of our invention, sparked by Dodge's compelling objects.

The main exhibition is a solo presentation of the work of artist and critic Ronald Jones (b. 1952, United States) and is curated by artist

This publication documents the 2016 exhibition “One, No One and One Hundred Thousand,” which took place at Kunsthalle Wien, Karlsplatz.