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Version vom 26. Februar 2016, 07:56 Uhr
Nils Norman
The Gerrard Winstanley Radical Gardening Space Reclamation Mobile Field Center and Weather Station (European Chapter)Concept and design by Nils Norman Built by Doepner / Cummerow // f18, Hamburg 2000 Produced and assited by the Galerie für Landschaftskunst Supported by Anne Marie and Sören Mygind |
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It has been designed to travel between community gardens / allotments, town fairs, protest camps, and schools, where it is opened up and made ready for action. When stationary the bike trailer opened up reveals a small xerox machine, a library of books available for xeroxing, a weather station and a small working desk. Ontop is a solar panel which collects solar energy whenever the sun is out. The library consists of a unique collection of books, some quite rare, on experimental urban gardening / farming, horticulture, weather, D. I. Y. (do it yourself) culture, alternative city design and city gentrification. The bike is named after Gerrard Winstanley, the leader and Spokeperson for “the Diggers”, a group of 17th century indigent peasants who tried to defy the enclosure of common land by private interests; occupying it in en masse, digging it up, cultivating it for food and squatting. Nils Norman |
Left: First exhibition and starting point for the voyage: Galerie für Landschaftskunst, Hamburg, 2000.
Right: At Cosima von Bonin's "The Cousins", Kunstverein Braunschweig, 2000
Left: Visiting Dan Petermans & Galerie für Landschaftskunsts "Extended Falster Video/Greenhouse" on the Campus of the University of Lüneburg, 2000.
Right: Kunstverein Wolfsburg, 2000
Left: Visiting Dan Peterman's "Business Miles", Stichter See / Kunstverein Springhornhof, Neuenkirchen, 2000.
Right: In the exhibition "out of space - Schnitt Ausstellungsraum im Kölnischen Kunstverein", Cologne, 2000. Photo: Kölnischer Kunstverein.
Left: Tate Britain, London, 2004. Photo: Tate Britain
Right: At the exhibition and symposium KÜHLLABOR, Krakauebene, 2012. Photo: Wolfgang Thaler