[Nettime-ro] Is Artistic Activity Possible Without Being Subordinated To The Art Market? - Fiac 2012 / Grand Palais - Oct 18. 3 PM

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FIAC 2012


Auditorium of the Grand Palais
Thursday October, 18, 2012, from 3PM to 5PM


Is Artistic Activity Possible Without Being Subordinated To The Art 
Market?


In a knowledge-based society of which the intangible economy is a 
result, the art economy, reduced to an art market that commercializes 
objects, lags
behind. Increasing numbers of artists are developing practices that 
dispense with objects-products, but the art market is totally unsuitable 
to them.
Alternative economies have become a necessity. The practices defended 
by the Biennale de Paris and the Institut des hautes Ãtudes en arts 
plastiques
(IHEAP) - we call invisual practices - are achieved through activities 
and not through art objects. Independent economic models developed by 
some artists propose new kinds of economic models that function as an 
alternative to the art market. These are characterized by the transition 
from product-value to activity-value.

Examples and prototypes of economies that function as an alternative to 
the art market
Alexandre Gurita is a strategist in the field of art. He is the 
director of the Biennale de Paris and director as well as a professor at 
the Institut des hautes Ãtudes en arts plastiques (IHEAP).
Duration: 40 minutes.

Service Economy
Jean-Baptiste Farkas operates under the names IKHEAÂSERVICES and Glitch 
(Much more of less!). He is a professor at the Institut des hautes 
Ãtudes en arts plastiques (IHEAP) and President of the Amicale de la 
Biennale de Paris.
Duration: 40 minutes.



Contact
Felice Canaglia
Biennale de Paris
HÃtel Salomon de Rothschild
11 rue Berryer
75008 Paris
+33 (0)1 4534 3004
http://biennaledeparis.org

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