The Intersection of Law and Art as Artistic Expression
Take a series of legal documents, and bundle them together as a disclosure in public of secrets about yourself. Is it art?
(I seem to be asking if a lot of things are art lately, which may be a good theme for this fairly young blog.)
There's a discussion at Metafilter (though a short one at this point), about an article at WWW.Legal.com title Law As Art? which looks at "the law as an intrinsic element of the work itself."
It's a topic to consider, though I find myself more interested in art where elements of other works are snot-too-subtlely incorporated into the new piece, often referred to as Appropriation.
(I seem to be asking if a lot of things are art lately, which may be a good theme for this fairly young blog.)
There's a discussion at Metafilter (though a short one at this point), about an article at WWW.Legal.com title Law As Art? which looks at "the law as an intrinsic element of the work itself."
It's a topic to consider, though I find myself more interested in art where elements of other works are snot-too-subtlely incorporated into the new piece, often referred to as Appropriation.

3 Comments:
I can across your site while tracking down something - anything about neo-figurative artists, was convinced to stay and read more when I saw wikipedia [i'm a wikipedian] and put on my Best of Beefheart CD as background music [if he can ever be that] while looking around. In the words of Douglas McCarthur, "I shall return." Einar Einarsson Kvaran
I am struggling a bit with the sign in here. I was pulled into your blog by several things. 1. neo figurative 2. sculpture 3. Captain Beefheart. Life is good. Einar
Good to meet you, Einar.
Not everyone appreciates Beefheart, and I'll confess that I am entranced by neo-figurative artists and their works.
I'll look forward to seeing you around.
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