Lucas Ihlein b. 1975

  • Artist ,
  • Artist (Digital Artist/Designer),
  • Artist (Installation Artist),
  • Artist (Performance Artist)
Lucas Ihlein focuses on artworks that enable and adapt interactions between people. A founding member of SquatSpace and numerous other artist and activist cooperatives.
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Citations

  • 'interview with artist’.

  • Creagh, Sunanda (26 May 2008), 'Thousands of empty homes in a city desperate for housing’, Sydney Morning Herald, More Articles in the Sydney Morning Herald, especially references in the Spotlight Section.

  • 'SquatSpace Website’, Accessed 29/09/2008.

    http://www.squatspace.com

  • Creagh, Sunanda (19 April 2006), 'Sham Artist Refuses to Push Boundaries’, Sydney Morning Herald.

    http://www.squatspace.com/petersham/2006/04/19/sham-artist-refuses-to-push-boundaries/

  • Kirker, Anne (2007), 'Fluxus and After’, Artlink.

  • Lowe, Kirsten (March 2004), 'Interview with Lucas Ihlein’, Chaos Generation Website, Sydney.

    http://www.chaosgeneration.com/Lucas_ihlein.htm

  • Vincent, Eve (2006), 'Tour of Beauty’, Meanjin.

  • Bourriaud, Nicholas (2002), 'Relational Aesthetics’, Les presses du réel, Paris (1998).

Initial data sources

  • Faculty of the Built Environment, University of NSW

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