#34 AMP (publication) #33 AMP (symposium) #32 AMP (in a Black Box) (film) #31 AMP (in a Black Box)(exhibition) #30 Art House Index (PUB) at BB 7 #29 I-RM#03 advertisement auction #28 Masquerade installation #27 Masquerade single screen #26 Masquerade- set photo's #25 In-Residence Magazine #02 #24 Reading Room #02 #23 Art House Index (AHI) #22 Art House Index - installation #21 Art House Index performance #20 In-Residence Magazine #01 #19 The Residence-single screen #19 The Residence-installation #18 Reading Room #01 #17 Modular #16 The Residence - location photos #15 The Good Life, a guided tour #15 The Good Life #14 artist impressions #13 the proposal #11 dream house #10 pavilion #09 pavilion-location photos #07 Lecture-Performance #06 piano nobile #05 website #04 name card #03 advertisement #02 placard #01 loft living #00 media
Is a multiple in the form of a placard. This placard appropriates the artist's own home (and future artist residency spaces) as an A.I.R space. It is also a reinterpretation of the A.I.R. placards artists in 60ies New York had to put on the doors of the abandoned warehouses they appropriated as their studios in order for the firemen to be able to find them. The success of the artists in their studios caused the spreading of a totally new living format, loft living, and its 'values' of freedom and transparency around the world. In the meanwhile the literal meaning of the abbreviation A.I.R. changed to connotate a nomadic and temporary working environment for emerging artists.
A.I.R extension #02 placard
Multiple: A.I.R imprinted on backside of a license plate. Size: 18x14cm. edition of 20.