2006 – 2009
Spare Parts is 3-year cycle of projects that encourages the juxtaposition of the crucial, the trivial, and the arcane
Decolonizing Architecture – Palestine
A Crime Has Many Stories – Argentina
The Last Book – United States
Rosalba Mirabella
SPARE PARTS: A Cycle of Projects by Eloisa Haudenschild & Steve Fagin
Spare Parts: A Crime Has Many Stories in Buenos Aires
May 2008 selection of artists Buenos Aires, Argentina
November 29, 2008 traverse of Buenos Aires
A multidisciplinary, one-day traverse of the city based on Argentine writer Ricardo Piglia’s short story, La Loca y el Relato del Crimen (1975).
A Crime Has Many Stories artworks donated to Villa Fiorito, Buenos Aires
Donations, Fernanda Laguna and Roberto Jacoby’s project for A Crime Has Many Stories, was completed in early December. The replicas Laguna and Jacoby created were selected from the Museo de Calcos’ collection and given to the Belleza y Felicidad (ByF) art space in the community of Fiorito, a small town outside of Buenos Aires. ByF [...]
Chronicle of a Commissioned Crime: “C” Day by Francisca Mancini, Arte Magazine
A Crime Has Many Stories is an exquisite corpse project commissioned and produced by the haudenschildGarage, based on Ricardo Piglia’s short story La Loca y el Relato del Crimen (1975). The November 29, 2008 multidisciplinary, one-day traverse of the city of Buenos Aires was plotted with co-conspirators Judi Werthein, Sonia Becce and Alejandro Ruiz. [...]
The Artwork Killer by Diego Erlan, Clarin Magazine
A Crime Has Many Stories is an exquisite corpse project commissioned and produced by the haudenschildGarage, based on Ricardo Piglia’s short story La Loca y el Relato del Crimen (1975). The November 29, 2008 multidisciplinary, one-day traverse of the city of Buenos Aires was plotted with co-conspirators Judi Werthein, Sonia Becce and Alejandro Ruiz. [...]
The Itinerary of a Crime by Justina Canton, EPU Magazine
A Crime Has Many Stories is an exquisite corpse project commissioned and produced by the haudenschildGarage, based on Ricardo Piglia’s short story La Loca y el Relato del Crimen (1975). The November 29, 2008 multidisciplinary, one-day traverse of the city of Buenos Aires was plotted with co-conspirators Judi Werthein, Sonia Becce and Alejandro Ruiz. [...]
