American artist Peter Fend founded the Ocean Earth Construction and
Development Corporation ("OCEAN EARTH") in 1980, a legally
incorporated successor to an artist venture initiated in 1979 to
deliver art ideas and practices to real-world clients. The firm
launched its worldwide business with a 1982 show at The Kitchen, NY
called "Art of the State." After six years, Western governments
shut its operations down. Since then, Fend has presented
multidisciplinary projects at documenta in Kassel and biennials in
Beijing, Yinchuan, Osaka, Venice, Liverpool, and Sharjah, all
toward practical solutions to economic and ecological crises.
Elisa R. Linn is an exhibition maker, writer, educator, and
graduate of the Whitney Independent Study Program. In her practice,
she is concerned with politics of self-organization,
representation, and collectivity in art and exhibition-making.
Lennart Wolff conceptualizes, organizes, and produces exhibitions,
texts, architectural designs, and objects in shifting collaborative
constellations, among them the collective KM Temporaer with Linn.
He graduated from the AA School of Architecture and is co-director
of its Visiting School in Zurich.
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