Metro-Net project

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The Metro-Net project is a conceptual art installation series by Martin Kippenberger that features mock subway entrances and related structures placed in remote or unexpected locations around the world, playfully suggesting a fictional global underground network.

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Metro-Net 1
Metro-Net World Connection 1
Metro-Net project canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf art installation series
conceptual art project
alsoKnownAs Metro-Net World Connection
linked to: Metro-Net project
artForm conceptual art
installation art
countryOfExhibition Austria
Canada
France
Germany
Greece
United States
creator Martin Kippenberger
depicts subway entrance
subway ventilation shaft
underground transport infrastructure
describedBySource contemporary art criticism
museum exhibition catalogues
genre site-specific art
hasPart mock subway entrances
related architectural structures
ventilation shafts
hasQuality fictional
global in scope
humorous
ironic
site-specific
inception 1993
languageOfWorkOrName English
German
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Dawson City
Hamburg
Leipzig
Syros
Vienna
mainTheme absurdity
fictional global underground network
globalization
infrastructure
mobility
utopian networks
movement neo-conceptual art
linked to: Conceptual art

postmodern art
notableWorkOf Martin Kippenberger
startTime 1990s
title Metro-Net
linked to: Metro-Net project
usesMaterial concrete
glass
metal

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Martin Kippenberger notableWork Metro-Net project
Metro-Net project title Metro-Net
linked to: Metro-Net project
Metro-Net project alsoKnownAs Metro-Net World Connection
linked to: Metro-Net project