
etoy.HAEFLIGER and Yann Toma, president of Ouest-Lumière, in the company's downtown Paris underground shelter last night.
The etoy.EUROPE branch is preparing the launch of a virtual conference series with art firm luminaries! Stay tuned.
KISSSSSSS&LOVE to Christoph
etoy.CORPORATION wishes you a very happy birthday.
Wir wünschen dir ein langes, glückliches, entspanntes Leben. Wir hoffen, dass all deine geheimen Wünsche in Erfüllung gehen.

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일정 : 2010년 8월 31일 오후 7시
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Stadtführung mit Sepp Keiser und Herrn Haldemann vom Kunsthaus Zug.
we just got confirmation for our big show with platoon in gwangju/korea. it will take place during the gwangju biennale (INFO: http://www.art-magazin.de/newsticker/?news_id=4462 )sept/oct 2010.
platoon is currently setting up their second kunsthalle in asia (36 containers! the bastards are growing like hell!). for all of you who still dont know the project -> go and check it out: http://www.kunsthalle.com/
tom met with the ministery of culture in korea yesterday: they greenlighted the concept for a big etoy.SOLOSHOW.
happynesss and excitement: the platoon guys are perfect for such a venture because they understand etoy and its values/twists well, they are 100% container based, their approach is unconventional and (!) working with them is great fun* as we saw in berlin!
anyway... we are now working full speed on the implementation a 360° etoy.SHOW including the sarcophagus, tamatar, pachinko, daycare, etoy.SHARED-HISTORY etc. yes: we will move to korea ;-)
in this sense: it's a good moment to re-evaluate our share price.
more soon!

the vulcano ash did not stop the box from AGENT FRED in BEIJING!
etoy agents meet at Peterhouse College of Cambridge University to discuss the ongoing work on the etoy.HISTORY and the book project that haunted etoy's recent activities like a fruit fly: wherever we went people asked for a book. Well then, we thought, let's go back to paper and write how we work, what we do, think, build, bury, admire and, most of all, what we're after.

On a field trip outside the confines of Peterhouse, agents TABEA, ALWIN, ZAI, ALBERTO, MAJA, and HAEFLIGER (not pictured) visited the Museum of Archeology and Anthropology and an inspiring show entitled Assembling Bodies, curated by Anita Herle.
