Dan Fox quoting Claes Oldenburg:
‘I am for an art that grows up not knowing it is art at all, an art given the chance of having a starting point of zero.’
‘I am for an artist who vanishes, turning up in a white cap painting signs or hallways.’
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- Steyerl, pithy as ever, on ‘Politics of Art: Contemporary Art and the Transition to Post-Democracy’ in e-flux Journal 21
- Brilliant letter by Hollis Frampton sent in response to the MoMA’s invitation to exhibit his work without pay
- On the internet, we are all contractors – Triple Canopy Journal on Triple Canopy
- Grizedale Arts Use Value and the Little Society by John Byrne in Afterall 30
- Isn’t there a danger in performing this way that people find it amateuristic? Yes. At best it’s called punk, at worst it’s just a mess. Or, abysmal.
- Captives of the Cloud, Part II by Metahaven in e-flux Journal 38
- The Scan and the Export by Sean Dockray in Fillip 12
- Institutions by Artists: coverage from recent conference in Vancouver
- Nils Norman suggests self-organisation is a way of making critically informed decisions
- “The Art World is so structurally, financially, adminstratively top heavy it should be re-dubbed the Art Industry …” Dan Fox in Frieze
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