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NOW - a project by Rupert Smyth -----------------------------------------------------

The fourth edition of NOW is ready

featuring contributions by Andro Wekua Reto Pulfer Richard Nicoll Gareth Moore Cheryl Serwa Mathieu Malouf Marcel Dickhage & Cathleen Schuster Maxwell Simmer James Moriarty Martin Thacker Ketuta Alexi-Meskhishvili Nik Kosmas Heji Shin Magnus Unnar Heinz Peter Knes

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The third edition of NOW features contributions from the following

Laura Sciacovelli Matthew Ronay Andreas Larsson Dirk Bell Rosa Barba Benedicte Sehested Hanayo Phillipa Horan Kenichi Iwasa Peter Kisur Marcus Knupp Robert Meijer Kevin Philip Lasting Ann-Sofie Back James Richards Anders Edström Cyril Duval

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The second edition of NOW features contributions from the following

Oliver Helbig Fumi Nagasaki Kate Shoults Lotta Volkova Valerie Stahl von Stromberg Yoko Miyake Melissa Gordon Anna Norlander Audrey Fondecave Tsujimura Immo Klink Chris Evans Jan St. Werner Martin Boyce Hiroko Ueki Hannes Hetta & Kacper Kasprzyk Ellie de Verdier Jason Dodge & Christine Roland Matt Connors

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The first in the series contains contributions by

Ben Grieme Nampei Akaki Lieko Shiga Sandra Freij & Marie Chaix Fumiko Imano Benjamin Alexander Huseby Dominic Goodman Sylvia Farago Marlene Marino Lisa Rovner Anna Clausen Chess Black Thomas Persson & Mattias Karlsson Marcelo Krasilcic Clarke Tolton

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Contributors were asked to provide something for NOW. The project brief remained deliberately open, allowing for as many different interpretations as possible from the individual asked. Whether it be something they were currently working on, something that was infront of them, something that could represent the very word NOW itself, anything provided would be acceptable. The time itself that a project takes underlines the impossibility of attempting to achieve something in the immediate moment. The projects intention is to rein together a set of totally independent elements all considered to be of the moment and all entirely different moments so that they may become one single moment NOW.