20.09.2017
Make sure to find/order/get a Turnton Gazette!
There is Turnton Docklands – a physical narrative staged as an experiential future displayed at LENTOS Kunstmuseum in Linz. A … More
Blog - Loose Diary
When we had almost 20 years on our shoulders, we decided to establish an online version of our - until then - analogue version of the "Loose Diary".
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18.09.2017
Turnton Docklands Presse Kommentare
Wir freuen uns gerade sehr über einen Titelseitenbericht über Turnton Docklands in der aktuellen Ausgabe der kostenlosen Zeitung für Kunst … More
16.09.2017
A first, still very short attempt to summarize what happened in the last few days in Turnton Docklands
Saying anything other than that we experienced a series of overwhelming, wonderful days, would be simply untrue. As too well … More
05.09.2017
And the last glimpse before the opening
It’s just a few more hours and the city-gates will be opened. Once again Elisa Unger produced this final glimpse … More
22.08.2017
A second glimpse into Turnton Docklands
Elisa Unger captures the set up process and produces a second glance into Turnton Docklands at LENTOS Kunstmuseum during the … More
19.08.2017
A first scattered glimpse into Turnton Docklands ..
It is Elisa Unger again, who follows the process of growth of Turnton Docklands during the set up at the … More
15.08.2017
we can’t help it…
…announcing a Time’s Up show / or much more – seeing a Time’s Up show announced – in the window … More
15.08.2017
Earlier than usual – a seasonal postcard
The coming week will be very much dominated by Turnton Docklands, our current physical narrative, set as an experienctial future … More
08.08.2017
Haunting history…
… or decent reuse / recycle / repurpose! A huge piece of black fabric – protecting our then (in 2004) … More
05.08.2017
a first step maybe?
Again: Turnton Docklands is simply about proposing fragments and ideas for possible futures which might turn the world into a … More
04.08.2017
sunshine!
… makes everything easier!!! It’s been a lovely week – on all sort of levels!
03.08.2017
A bar named Medusa in Turnton Docklands
When it became clear that the scenario within the climate and system changed possible future we are developing will be … More
29.07.2017
Newspapers in 2047???
well, who needs post-factual facts if there are pre-factual ideas available… another part of Turnton Docklands evolving… Turnton Docklands has … More
27.07.2017
“Turnton Docklands inhouse”
just arrived!
26.07.2017
Everyday more “particles” of a possible future taking shape!
And once again, we have expanded our team! Just a few more days and we will start moving into the … More
22.07.2017
Turnton Docklands growing
It’s app. 1.5 years we have been concentrating on the story-world development and the physical fabrication of Turnton Docklands. Obviously … More
01.07.2017
Imagining more parts of an incomplete picture.
We are deeply engaged with the implementation of Turnton Docklands – a next “physical narrative” of Time’s Up, circulating around … More
22.06.2017
Summer 2017
Almost right in time for the beginning of summer. Gestern war er wieder mal, der längste Tag im Jahr – … More
19.06.2017
Turnton Docklands Mentioned?
We are not sure if we have already announced that we will be showing our current work Turnton Docklands at … More
06.06.2017
Inside / Insight Siachilaba
What an enjoyable opening of the exhibition Inside / Insight Siachilaba – as a first part of the multiday event … More
15.05.2017
Presents of the Future – concluding
Over a period of more than six months we spent quite some time in Malta and Gozo, enjoying interesting and … More
28.04.2017
Tasting Tomorrow – Day 2
Meeting in the fort at the end of Valletta, the group of eleven partcipants wended their way through thoughts of … More
26.04.2017
still digging in archives
and instead of being able to decide which images shall make it into our publication we found some long hidden … More
20.04.2017
Mind The Map – documentary by Elisa Unger at Crossing Europe Film Festival
Elisa Ungers video-documentary about Mind the Map, a physical narrative focussing on Europe’s asylum- and migration policies, we have been … More