India | Mumbai | 2012

expeditions in aesthetics and sustainability demonstrate artistic practices that contribute to the preservation of the planet, intend to influence conscious consumer behaviour and be economically efficient: examples to follow! More than 40 artistic positions in which the boundaries between art, activism and inventions dissolve and the experiences and methods of environmental initiatives interconnect with artistic approaches are exhibited.

After one year traveling through Germany the exhibition is now reaching Mumbai. being followed by Addis Abeba, Ethiopia and Beijing, China in cooperation with the respective Goethe Institutes and the German Federal Cultural Foundation. examples to follow! was awarded the 2010 special media prize of Deutsche Umwelthilfe, and it received a prize as a project of Werkstatt N of the Rat für nachhaltige Entwicklung (Council for Sustainable Development).

For the indian station, four artists from Mumbai and Dehli and one more german artist will join zur nachahmung empfohlen! || examples to follow!
Ravi Agarwal, Madhusree Dutta, Rudolf zur Lippe, Manish Nai, Sharmila Samant

Artists

Jennifer Allora & Guillermo Calzadilla • Néle Azevedo • Joseph Beuys • Richard Box • Ines Doujak • Adib Fricke • Tue Greenfort • Dionisio González • Henrik Håkansson • Cornelia Hesse-Honegger • Hermann Josef Hack • Ilkka Halso • Richard Welz • Folke Köbberling & Martin Kaltwasser • Christoph Keller • Christian Kuhtz • Christin Lahr • Till Leeser • Sarah Lewison • Antal Lakner • Jae Rhim Lee • Susanne Lorenz | Dr. Stephan Pflugmacher • Marlen Liebau | Marc Lingk • Renzo Martens • Ayumi Matsuzaka • Gerd Niemöller • Nana Petzet • Clement Price-Thomas • Dan Peterman • Miguel Rothschild • Dodi Reifenberg • Gustavo Romano • Otmar Sattel • Michael Saup • Dina Shenhav • Studio Lukas Feireiss und Tomorrow’s Thoughts Today mit Luis Berríos-Negrón • Jakub Szczesny • Robert Smithson • Ursula Schulz-Dornburg • Superflex • Gudrun F. Widlok • Xu Bing • Xing Danwen • The Yes Men • Zwischenbericht • ZuhauseKraftwerk – Schwarmstrom