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| Bankleer |
| Dereguliert I Duration: 9.30 min. Production year: 2004 Media: DVD |
| Statement The background of this piece are the constant calls for flexibilization and deregulation that are made in hopes of reviving the economy. The actual context of "deregulated being" tends however to be left out of consideration. As soon as the state encounters real deregulation, massive security measures are undertaken or a "social industry" is deployed to manage the deregulated situation. |
| Biography Bankleer are Karin Kasböck (1969) and Christoph Leitner (1968). They both live and work as artists in Berlin. Since 2003, they have been teaching at the Freie Universität and the Universität der Künste, Berlin (Germany). |
| Selected exhibition |
| Along the gates of the urban, Part II, oda projesi, Istanbul 2004 |
| Where work ends and mission begins, video interviews and perfomrative installation, Akademie Schloss Solitude, in collaboration with Heidi Mühlschlegel, Stuttgart 2004 |
| Along the gates of urban, Part I, K&S Galerie, Berlin 2004 |
| Raus aus der Arbeit – rein mit der Realität!, installation and action week, Employment Agency, in collaboration with the unemployment initiatives Salz, Wut and Lagalo, Stuttgart 2004 |
| Interference!, Betel nut performance and video work, Projektraum Römerstrasse, Stuttgart 2004 |
| Rotiere! Arbeitssimulation, performative installation, Kunstbank, Berlin 2003 |
| Bewegungen bewegen sich selbst, video installation, Shedhalle, Zurich 2003 and open space, World Social Forum, Bombay 2004 |
| Go for gemetzel, game installation, Schauspielhaus, Hamburg 2003 |
| In progress//zen, exhibition in collaboration with hybridvideotracks, Shedhalle, Zurich 2003 |
| Video//Fronten Militarisierbarkeit von Medien, exhibition and event in collaboration |
| with hybridvideotracks, Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg 2003 |
| Fit for flexpoitation, performative installation, Aktionsgalerie Lothringer 13, Munich 2002 |
| J.E.S. – the masks of Kapitalism, performative installation, TENT, Rotterdam 2000 |