Minimal forms

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Comment by Charlotte Lindenberg on December 17, 2011 at 2:36pm

First I'd like to explain why I'm asking you to respond to the following questionnaire. I use to write about artists' concerns without being an artist myself. As a result I have to rely on whatever I hear and read. That's why I need your comments to verify this second-hand knowledge. I already gained a great deal of information so far which frequently contradicts some of the truisms floating about. Hence you're my primary source and I'd very much appreciate if you'd take the time to reply to the following questions. It's about the Internet's role as a marketing tool for artists.

1. How many images of works of art do you look at at a time generally (just one, a few, many)?
2. Do you inspect an single piece longer, as long or shorter compared to facing it offline?
3. Do reproductions on a screen represent the respective object properly?
4. Did you ever see three-dimensional art like sculpture or an installation as a three-dimensional animation on an artist's homepage?
5. How often do you find pricemarks of artworks online (frequently, rarely, never)?
6. Are your own prices visible online?
7. Do you know or have you heard of collectors buying online?
8. Do you know any platforms or networks on the Internet where artists present and/or sell work? 8.1. Which ones?
9. Do you think their usually great variety – also in terms of quality - is positive or negative?
10. Can you think of something the Internet should provide in order to make it easier for artists to present their work?

Please answer right here or in case you prefer privacy send an email to Charlotte.Lindenberg@gmail.com.
Thank you in advance.

Comment by Ayooyoo on March 4, 2011 at 4:19pm

Check out the Donald Judd exhibition at the Pace Gallery

Comment by Charlotte Lindenberg on December 23, 2010 at 8:05am

Speaking of Minimal forms: Here's the economy class-version of  Christmas spirit for you:

Comment by Nerval on October 13, 2010 at 3:45pm

hi

Comment by N.S.VALLUVAN on September 7, 2010 at 9:43am

TRANSCENDENTOGRAPH

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Comment by julie shrive on March 7, 2009 at 11:19am

Was Deco minimal? Less is more . Whilst at college Camberwell I did an Installation called Environment on the Environment it was very cluttered with packaging , a crushed tin cube borrowed from recycling depot with fossilised plastic a la Morandi . It duly became more minimal with one lilt bottle hanging and a bag of coal scattered a la Duchamp . Eventually it became tiny photos fitted into construction bars crossing a corner entitled "For those whose site [ sight] is not clear! "These can be seen in my space under my name .