Artist registers herself as company limited by shares!
replic**t
replic88t at replic88t.net
Fri May 21 14:33:14 CEST 2004
REPLIC**T Ltd - company information.html
In today's art world the role of the artist has become
indistinguishable from that of the corporation. Late
capitalism has fully integrated artistic criticism and in turn artists
have become capitalism's ground troops. Todays art is one of
integration not resistance. In recognition of the extraordinary
possibilities and potentials of such a coupling the artist Replic**t
has taken the marriage of business and art to its logical end and
registered herself as a private company limited by shares.
Replic**t Ltd is an attempt by the artist to use the coporate
environment for the dissemination of her artwork and herself. In one of
the decades most avant garde and honest aesthetic manoeuvres, Replic**t
limited sidesteps the gallery distribution system and art market
altogether by turning to the corporation as the ultimate vehicle for
the dissemination of the artist and art work.
Replic**t Ltd's primary interest lies in exploring the potential of the
artist as an entity dominated by global business interests. In the firm
belief that art no longer has the universal value previously attributed
to it Replic**t Ltd wholly integrates art and artist into the business
domain. She uses pre-existing corporate structures and strategies and
locates herself within the already produced discourses of commodity
culture, looking at replication as a potential and effective form of
global hegemony.
REPLIC**T LTD WILL BE LIVE ONLINE TODAY AT 3PM BST.
IF YOU'D LIKE TO DISCUSS THE IMPLICATIONS OF THIS EXTRAORDINARY MOVE,
BECOME A SHAREHOLDER OR DISCUSS PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT VISIT
WWW.FURTHERFIELD.ORG/FURTHERSTUIDO.
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