Mathew Day Jackson

Born in the US, 1974. Lives and works in New York Ain’t dead yet… (based on Chief Bigfoot), 2006, burned scrap, wood, manzanita burl, carved fist, bronze The sculptor Matthew Day Jackson uses frontier symbols for contemporary political aims. Based on found materials, Jackson’s sculptures appropriate the cultural symbolism of everyday objects and draw upon a Romantic heritage to present visions of American identity. Jackson creates a portrait of lost

Marcel Dzama

Born in Canada, 1974. Lives and works in New York Garage Video, 2006, acrylic on panel

Martin Borowski

Born in Hoyerswerda, Germany, 1970. Lives and works in Berlin Untitled (Florenz), 2007, oil on canvas

Mika Rottenberg

Born in Buenos Aires, 1976. Lives and works in New York Cheese #3, 2008, video installation

Muntean & Rosenblum

Born 1962, Markus Muntean in Graz / Adi Rosenblum in Haifa. Live and work in Vienna and London. Collaboration since 1992. Disco, 2005, video, 5:50 min. Untitled (We should have died for something by now…), 2007, oil on canvas

Mona Hatoum

Born in Beirut, 1952. Lives and works in London and Berlin Rest Assured, 2001-05, silicone rubber, aluminum, and wood

Matt Saunders

Born 1975, Tacoma, Washington. Lives and works in Berlin Hertha Thiele (The Mother), 2008, b/w photograph Hertha Thiele (Kuhle Wampe, 1932) #2, 2008, b/w photograph (enlargement from hand-drawn negative) Hertha Thiele (1975), 2008, b/w photograph (enlargement from hand-drawn negative)