Ingo Niermann

Ingo Niermann (b. 1969) lives in New York. He is a novelist and editor of the book series Solution. His debut novel Der Effekt was published in 2001. Recent books include Solution 247-261: Love (ed., 2013), Choose Drill (2011), The Future of Art: A Manual (2011, with Erik Niedling), Solution 186–195: Dubai Democracy (2010), Solution 1–10: Umbauland (2009), Solution 9: The Great Pyramid (with Jens Thiel, 2008), and The Curious World of Drugs and Their Friends (with Adriano Sack, 2008). Niermann co-founded the revolutionary collective Redesigndeutschland, and invented a tomb for all people, the Great Pyramid. His work has been featured at the Serpentine Gallery (London), MACBA (Barcelona), ZKM (Karlsruhe), dOCUMENTA(13) (Kassel), and MoMA (New York). Together with Rem Koolhaas he is building a tool for public ballots – Vote – in Gwangju, Korea. In cooperation with Haus der Kulturen der Welt (Berlin) Niermann is developing the international digital publishing project Fiktion.