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Tag Archives: Public Sphere
Public Sphere and Web2.0
Isla Leaver-Yap in her essay concerning Freee’s contribution to the ICA’s ‘Nought to Sixty’ programme of exhibitions and events, considers their work as allowing for a ‘casual and repeated dissemination across various media and sites’. She continues to their strategies … Continue reading
Posted in Freee Art Collective
Tagged Alexander Kluge, Freee Art Collective, Jurgen Habermas, Oskar Negt, Public Sphere, Web2.0
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Repeat, Repeat, Repeat
Freee see there work existing everywhere. Not, as Performance Art or Land Art would lead us to believe, in one given time and/or space, but in the gallery as well as within the public sphere possibly at the same time. … Continue reading
Huebler and Bourriaud
The quote by the American Conceptual artist Douglas Huebler acts as one of the many points of possible departures for me when I decided to undertake a project with Freee Art Collective. As an artist myself dealing with the many … Continue reading
Posted in Freee Art Collective, ISIS Arts
Tagged Art, Ben Jones, Conceptual, Contemporary Art, Curator, Douglas Huebler, Freee Art Collective, Media, Postproduction, protest, Public Sphere, research, residency, slogan
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