Working 2000

I find them quite irritating for what they are, but I needed to make a statement. I felt like I was drowning, and I needed to say something. I see almost a “confused intellect” – I don ’t see them as particularly aesthetic, but about working out my process... almost 20 years of working out... – SMW paraphrased by MH.


Listings connecting to the sub typology “Working 2000” (278)



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  • Catalog No.
  • 00426-2000-PsW2000-Garbage
  • Title
  • Garbage
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

  • Reflection Notes

“Is it a brain or testicles? Garbage brain Garbage testicles.” – SMW and AC. “It so sad… but it’s also powerful. When you name something trash, does it keep being trash? It’s a weapon. A good weapon.” – SMW.

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00443-2001-PsW2000-UNFINISHED
  • Title
  • UNFINISHED
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

  • Technical Notes

“I always want to bring out these taboo subject, so that the world can heal.” – SMW. “Beware of the capitalist cloud. Position yourself.” – AC.


  • Reflection Notes

Inventorying session + invited archivist (IA) meeting – 15.09.20. “Can more voices join the archive over time? How does the future look for a ‘finished/abandoned’ archive?” – AC.

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00412-2001-PsW2000-Anus=Vulva
  • Title
  • Anus = Vulva
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker and pen on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

  • Reflection Notes

“That’s how I feel mostly, when I’m working – like I’m in a club.” – SMW. “Being on the receiving end of pleasure.” – AC. “This is why I’ve been so fixated in bottomness. It’s not common. Gay men always identified on the top side.” – SMW.

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00427-2001-PsW2000-ATTENTION
  • Title
  • ATTENTION
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker and pen on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00444-2000-PsW2000-SHARKS!
  • Title
  • SHARKS!
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00413-c2001-PsW2000-VERKRACHTING
  • Title
  • VERKRACHTING
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker and pen on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

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  • 00428-2000-PsW2000-WarInsideTheSea
  • Title
  • War Inside The Sea
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Acrylic painting and poster marker on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

  • Reflection Notes

JUST WHO IS VENUS – 13.04.20. ‘On envy’ // A ginger naked in a shell in the middle of the Ocean // sounds like a hair commercial. Mother of love // bitten apple // dream of // kaleidoscopes // war inside the sea // love stains on the carpet // woman made for women? a perfume for the // envy // the shore // the // lack of it all. – AC.

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00446-c2001-PsW2000-TrickleDownEffect
  • Title
  • Trickle Down Effect
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

  • Technical Notes

“See? Again! We were just talking about taboo.” – AC. “These are like tarot cards, they tell us things we were already dealing with.” – SMW.

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00414-c2001-PsW2000-OneLongPerformance
  • Title
  • One Long Performance
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker and pen on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

  • Reflection Notes

Rijksakademie Internal Open Studios – 07.09.20. “I try to confront how much [work] I have.” – SMW. “Destroying art pieces or not…” – Anon. “If you keep them, how long can you care for them? Do you give them again, throw them? It costs money for the space to store your work. What happens after the artist dies? Does success mediate the afterlife of your art pieces?” – AC.

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00215-2000-PsW2000-IMPOSSIBILITYOFLIFE
  • Title
  • IMPOSSIBILITY OF LIFE
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Pen on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00248-2000-PsW2000-4PRONOUNS
  • Title
  • 4 PRONOUNS
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00284-c2001-PsW2000-Don'tWantToWork
  • Title
  • Don't Want To Work
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00318-2000-PsW2000-AmericansThink
  • Title
  • Americans Think
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker and pen on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00350-2000-PsW2000-WhatTheHell
  • Title
  • What The Hell
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00382-c2002-PsW2000-DRAWINGISNOTMYTHING
  • Title
  • DRAWING IS NOT MY THING
  • Dimensions
  • 30 x 42
  • Materials
  • Oil crayon and pen on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

  • Reflection Notes

“Sometimes I think of psychic pain, and there’s so much of it that I just block it, I could have never guessed that things would be like they are now… but I hoped.” – SMW. “I guess that is part of the artist life… the imposter syndrome.” – AC.

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