Spring 2020

Starting on May 7 2020, Collective Task is doing a special edition one-month response. Our prompt is: 

Spring 2020


RESPONSES


Erica Baum


Riccardo Boglione


Brandon Brown

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Alejandro Crawford


Felipe Cussen


Natalie Czech


Andrew Durbin

spring 2020, Andrew Durbin, From an ongoing obsession with Christopher Wren, the tulips outside St. Paul’s.

Gordon Faylor


Robert Fitterman

spring 2020, Robert Fitterman, LOCKDOWN
spring 2020, Robert Fitterman, LOCKDOWN
spring 2020, Robert Fitterman, LOCKDOWN

Sophia Le Fraga


Martín Gubbins


Aurelia Guo


Sabine Herrmann

spring 2020, Sabine Herrmann, trajectory of a (my) fly / Flugbahn (m)einer Fliege

Eddie Hopely


Gabriela Jauregui

spring 2020, Gabriela Jauregui

Kristopher Rindon Johnson


Kim Junsung


Klaus Killisch

spring 2020, Klaus Killisch, resistance, oil on canvas, 30x30cm, 12x12inch

Monica McClure


Yedda Morrison


Joseph Mosconi


Serkan Ozkaya


John Paetsch

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Michael Prado


Carlos Soto Román

spring 2020, Carlos Soto Román, The first cousin

Kim Rosenfield


Rod Smith

How to Make a Spring 2020 Poem

To make a Spring 2020 poem:
Take a newspaper.
Take a pair of scissors.
Choose an article as long as you are planning to make your poem.
Cut out the article.
Then cut out each of the words that make up this article and put them in a bag.
Shake it gently.
Then take out the scraps one after the other in the order in which they left the bag.
Copy conscientiously.
The poem will be like you.


Edward Steck


Andy Sterling


Georgina Torello


Suzanne Treister

spring 2020, Suzanne Treister, a set of spaceship bookmarks

Sam Winston

spring 2020, Sam Winston, SPRING. – shit into regeneration

The idea came from accidentally knocking a toilet roll into the loo (whilst cleaning) – it struck me how nice it would be to turn this current symbol of panicking shopping – and sell it as a print to raise funds for sanitation in Yemen (we raised about $1k for UNICEF in the end).


Holly Melgard & Joey Yearous-Algozin



when the poems fail to protect us

masks sewn by Holly Melgard, footage shot by Joey Yearous-Algozin, audio from “Reading Marx’s Capital Volume 1 with David Harvey – 2019 Edition: Class 1, Introduction”