Open Impact Channel performance

Open Impact Channel was kindly invited to share their expertise on promotional effectiveness on the “Bol=Tulp” salon at Mediamatic.
An inspiring evening on the art of intervention campaigns.
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Open Impact Channel performance
On Thursday February 25th Cox & Grusenmeyer wil introduce their freshly found Open Impact Channel.
The performance will be touching upon the Open Impact Channel’s business strategy and the firm’s core values.
The performance will be part of the “Bol=Tulp” salon, at Mediamatic organised by Foundland. The salon researches
strategies for the “Counter-Campaigning workshop
. Open Impact Channel will share their expertise on
promotional effectiveness in this political context.
You are all kindly invited this thursday at Mediamatic! The show starts at 20:30.
Mediamatic, Vijzelstraat 68 – 78, 1017 HL Amsterdam

Merry New Year

“May prosperity and succes be the two sides of the coin for your business in 2010!” Best wishes, Cox & Grusenmeyer.


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nY-web syt wellecome!
24 / 12 / ‘09
The latter part of Cox & Grusenmeyer just finished an intense collaboration with Alexandre Leray for the website of nY, a journal for literature, critique and amusement. The website forms an independent platform with interesting objectives such as multimedia literature (coming soon…).
Together with Alexandre we built the timeline functionality for the homepage which covers chronologically the activity of the different zones. It was quite a battle but a pleasing finish!

Werkstation Workshop

We gave a workshop for the 1st years’ students at Sint Lucas, Visual Arts, Ghent. The goal was to make a visual partiture of a song with one single restriction — use no computers. Two great days! 61

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Follow The Money Conference

The next mediafonds@sandberg conference handles the economical crisis trough the presence of complex datavisualisation, better named data-deco. We played on the conference’s title ‘Follow The Money’; each invitation comes with a set of stickers that you can glue on your money. On followthemoney.nu you can enter your location and trace it! We expect a daunting datavisualisation! IMG_0766

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Booklet Werkstation

We made a booklet with images of all the posters of ‘De Filmavonden’ connected to related work we did during ‘Werkstation’. IMG_0706  

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Follow The Money Money

Curious about where money goes, we wrote messages on a few banknotes which we spread in Frankfurt. Hopefully the future owners are going to help us track the money. IMG_0041  IMG_0041 

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Paint Action

During our stay in Frankfurt (also known as ‘Mainhatten’) we saw clearly why this place is called the financial capital of Europe. In the cold streets, posters for events were almost the only traces of human life. We explored the city at night and painted the prices of the events over the posters. In that way we highlighted the money behind the entertainment industry. Fun costs money too and it is usually found in the small letters. Also commercial billboards got our attention. (Unfortunately Cox & Grusenmeyer got the attention of the police…) 8  

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Frankfurt excursion
12 / 11 / ‘09
After a nice sausage-dialogue on Facebook, FourfiveX invited us to come to Frankfurt and join them in a ‘live drawing performance’ on the occasion of their exhibition (from the 12th until the 14th of november). We’re not yet sure what exactly is going to happen but Cox & Grusenmeyer are happy to visit ze Germans, jawohl.
FourfiveX is an initiative for independent thoughts, products, design and art run by Alexander Lis and Tim Heiler.

http://www.foufivex.net