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Nikos Arvanitis:

2009
  Stairway to Content (Sonatine Bureaueratique)
         Tonight Live!
2008   Re-locating The Thrills
         The Gabba Conspiracy
         Masters Of The Universe
2007   Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie
2006   Holy Joy
         Masochists From Above/More Skin For The Ceremony
2005   Distraction Set For An Aesthetic Destruction
         I Know I Don´t
         Mastering Pieces (Masters to pieces)
         Utopikator
         Lost at the Cutting Edge of Technology
         Arena Mobile
2004   Bus Journey
         Birds and Micros
         A_part
2003   Vanity Sessions
         Analog Days
2002   Sence Less Obvious
         Digital Love
         Converter Project
2001   Reflections
         Labyrinth
99-00  Horizons and Devil Cyrcles
99-03  m10 + n69
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Barking Dogs United:

2009   BDU: Property Offer
         BDU: Human Dollz
2008   BDU: SIZE MATTERZ
         BDU: What We Want Is What You Want
2007   BDU: Bis Auf Weiteres...
2006   BDU: On A Spaceship With No Fuel And No Future
         BDU: Carwash
         BDU: iForgive / iForget
2005   BDU: The Wild Bunch

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Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie
Installation (pencil drawing on a wall, amplifiers, loudspeakers, wire, iron), dimensions variable, 2007.

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The Deste Prize 2007 for contemporary Greek artists, Deste Foundation, Athens, Greece, 25 May - 3 November 2007.

The installation consists of a "natural radio" receiver system (self-made antenna, pre amp, laptop pc), a 12 loudspeakers PA system and a wall drawing. Through the antenna we receive the changes of the electro magnetic field of the building (including the buildings central wiring installation and any possible electric devices in use). The received signal is played back through the loudspeakers. The wall drawing states "Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie, I Need Some More, Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie, Don´t Ask What For" the main chore of the song "Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie" by punk band "Black Flag".
Nikos Arvanitis' installation "Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie" probes the extent of our dependence upon the power of authority and control, focusing on electrical power both as a necessary condition for the advancement of technology and as a formative factor for the individual's mental and psychological being.

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Photo: © Spyros Staveris

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