won it had a few of the numerous refereeing pivot points around which a rugby match swings had sent the game in their direction. Or they could have been thrashed, had the All Blacks played some moments differently.

Even in the quarter-final against France, it was still level with just over 80 minutes remaining.

A two-point lead offered the flimsiest of cushions as South Africa threw to a line-out close to the New Zealand line with a few minutes remaining of a taut, sodden semi-final. Even in the quarter-final against France, it was still level with just over 80 minutes remaining. If only 78 or 79 of those minutes had gone differently, who knows what could have happened? At the ultimately decisive moments, the All Blacks proved their greatness. TheySALON DE VORTEX [@cheapArt]
Rebuilding Dialectics

Two of the key members of the group Salon De Vortex, Yiannis Grigoriadis and Yiannis Isidorou, are excibiting at CheapArt Athens their installation entitled “Rebuilding Dialectics”

Documents and archival material referring to the sudden change in the built landscape, symbols and interpretations of social codes enforced by the latest urban model in Greece, and also gestures of brute materiality are the main tools of this installation.
This is an attempt to think historically on the present, in a time that is characterized primarily by oblivion. This new project emphasizes on the problematic and particular character of Greek middle class and proceeds to proposing the idea of rebuilding as a central axis around which the methods and practices of enrichment, consumerism, the rapid spread of kitsch and