Artist Seth Price's provocative essay calling for a reexamination of "classical" conceptualism and for the establishment of a new public art. Punctuated with illustrations and featuring a spray-painted glossy cover.
read for the new reading group I'm joining at watershed art & ecology (: not a book but I am trying to keep better track of the essays I'm reading. clearly a bit dated re: the internet but clearly a lot has changed since 2007 and I thought it was still a comprehensive breakdown of the operating framework of conceptual art as a medium and a market that has not changed in many ways.