Shrinking Cities

Markus Bader

Markus Bader is an architect and creates commercials, short films and animations. He works with Raumlabor, a collaborative, working in the fields of architecture, art, urban development strategy and interventions in public space. go to artist page

Paul Cotter

Born in Brighton, England, Paul studied Geography in Manchester, worked on glaciers in Pakistan, before deciding to become a filmmaker.Bomber", Paul's "impressive feature debut" (Variety), premiered in competition at SXSW before winning over 12 Best Feature, Director and Actor awards at festivals worldwide, securing North American distribution through Film Movement.... go to artist page

Jeremy Deller

Jeremy Deller, born in London in 1966, is a conceptual, video and installation artist. He was educated at Dulwich College and the Courtauld Institute of Art (University of London); he did his MA in Art History at the University of Sussex under David Alan Mellor. In 1995, Deller exhibited at... go to artist page

Anne Claire Deville

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Tore Dobberstein

Tore Dobberstein completed his undergraduate degree in Business Administration and Management from the Philipp University of Marburg, Germany, in 1999 and received a diploma in Economics and Business Administration from The Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenburg, Germany, in 2003. go to artist page

Tyree Guyton

Primarily a painter and sculptor, Tyree Guyton has also been described as an urban environmental artist. He has waged a personal war on urban blight on Detroit's East Side, transforming his neighborhood into a living indoor/outdoor art gallery. Through his art, Guyton has drawn attention to the plight of Detroit's... go to artist page

Andreas Haase

German artist, Andrea Haase, born in 1964, has also worked under the pseudonym "d'Anegada". She had brought back this name from a little Caribbean island where she had gone during one of her many travels. Starting in her childhood, Andrea developed a great interest for creative works, colors and structures.... go to artist page

Jan Liesegang

January Liesegang, born in Cologne in 1968, is an architect and co-founder of Raumlabor, a collective of eight experimental architects in Berlin at the intersection of architecture, urban planning, art and intervention. Raumlaborberlin was founded in 1999 as an interest group of several artists and architects who work in each... go to artist page

Gareth Morris

"Gareth has considerable experience in the building industry and has been actively engaged in a broad range and scale of building proposals and completed building projects. Projects have involved substantial consultation with local authorities both during design development and while on site, and involved common aspects of planning legislation;... go to artist page

Kyong Park

Architect Kyong Park is the founder/director of International Center for Urban Ecology, a nomadic laboratory for future cities, based in Detroit and New York. He was also the founder of Storefront for Art and Architecture, an experimental forum and exhibition space in New York.Park has focused on the urban crisis... go to artist page

Complizen Planungsburo

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Cedric Price

Cedric Price (1934 - 2003) was an English architect and influential teacher and writer on architecture. Price was born in Stone, Staffordshire and studied architecture at Cambridge University (St John's College - graduating in 1955) and the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London, where he encountered, and was influenced... go to artist page

Isa Rosenberger

"Born in Salzburg, Austria, Isa Rosenberger lives and works in Vienna. She studied Visual Arts at the Academy of Applied Arts in Vienna and completed postgraduate studies at the Jan van Eyck-Akademie, Maastricht. She has exhibited widely: Shrinking Cities, Pratt Manhattan Gallery, New York; Donaumonarchie, Billboart Gallery, Bratislava; Geschichte(n) vor... go to artist page

Heidi Rustgaard

In October 2004 Heidi won the Shrinking Cities competition (German Federal Cultural Foundation and Archplus) in Germany with the project Cow- the udder way, in collaboration with Ulrike Steven (artist/architect) Gareth Morris (architect) Susanne Thomas (choreographer) Eike Sindlinger (architect) and Paul Cotter (film maker). The work was shown at DAZ... go to artist page

Andreas Siekmann

The artist Andreas Siekmann was born 1961, Hamm, Germany.Lives and works in Berlin. Style and technique of the artist: painting and sculpture go to artist page

Eike Sindlinger

Eike is an architect and urban designer who lives and works in London. He has a particular interest in the relationship between food and the build environment and the integration of food production with sustainable development. In 2004, he was a key member of the team "Cow the udder way" which... go to artist page

Ulrike Steven

Ulrike is an architect with considerable experience of working in the building industry from design conception to completion. She worked for Ove Arup and RLE on the large transport infrastructure project St. Pancras International Station (2002-2005) and was involved with the planning of the public and Eurostar concourses and the... go to artist page

Susanne Thomas

Susanne is a choreographer. go to artist page

Ingo Vetter

Ingo is a photographer. go to artist page

Gitte Villesen

Gitte Villesen studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Art, in Copenhagen, Denmark. He has been exhibited extensively in the Netherlands and Europe, and has been featured in U.S. exhibitions as well. He is also a published author. go to artist page

Annette Weisser

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