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Philippe Dudouit – The Dynamics of DustPhilippe Dudouits work is founded on in depth historic, geopolitical and cartographic documentation, research and analysis. The presented project is a longterm photographic study on the sociopolitical evolution of the Sahelo Saharan region since 2008. Dudouit documents the new relationships that historically nomadic native inhabitants of the Sahelo Saharan region have forged with a territory through which they can no longer pass freely, or safely. The

Joseph Nechvatal

Architecture and design were not meant to fulfil historically determined needs but to overcome these very constraints

The oldest postcard dates from 1947 – only two years after the liberation of the camp

Love Want (Sydney)

compositional and philosophical underpinnings of American folk art

Thanks to Occasional Papers (London)

23 x 24 cm

and essays that offer a window into the gritty and dynamic culture of New York City before gentrification pushed the underground out of Lower Manhattan

Characters appear and disappear again

and ranges in topic from the Matta-Clark Complex and Le Corbusier as book designer to the Most Beautiful Swiss Books in retrospect

political cartoons and more open up the project’s outcomes to create a new and dynamic inter-cultural dialogue in Europe

Julian Irlinger superimposes pictures drawn from the stock of images generated by two different virtual tours through the collection in the museum

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