DAFEN INCORPORATED
THE MOST WANTED WORKS OF ART will be shown at KAMPNAGEL HAMBURG from 27 May 2010 to 02 June 2010 and at the
Project Space of Wiener Kunsthalle as part of WIENER FESTWOCHEN from 06 June 2010 to 13 June 2010.
Our studio for copying paintings and socializing the art market will be open daily. The opening night will present not only a selection of copied paintings but also a specially devised lecture performance on art and copy, performance, the art market and international collaboration. On the following days we will select proposals for realizing copies. Live and in full view of the public we will produce a selection of the most wanted works of art.
The finissage will see the big sell out: master pieces at the bargain basement. And remember: in case a copy proposed by you can't be sold, it goes back to the commissioner – that is: to you. For free.
So, decide for yourself: what is at stake in socializing the art market?
THE MOST WANTED WORKS OF ART
a production by geheimagentur, Kampnagel Hamburg and Wiener Festwochen, funded by Behörde für Kultur, Sport und Medien der Hansestadt Hamburg, supported by Konfuzius Institut Hamburg.
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Our studio for copying paintings and socializing the art market will be open daily. The opening night will present not only a selection of copied paintings but also a specially devised lecture performance on art and copy, performance, the art market and international collaboration. On the following days we will select proposals for realizing copies. Live and in full view of the public we will produce a selection of the most wanted works of art.
The finissage will see the big sell out: master pieces at the bargain basement. And remember: in case a copy proposed by you can't be sold, it goes back to the commissioner – that is: to you. For free.
So, decide for yourself: what is at stake in socializing the art market?
THE MOST WANTED WORKS OF ART
a production by geheimagentur, Kampnagel Hamburg and Wiener Festwochen, funded by Behörde für Kultur, Sport und Medien der Hansestadt Hamburg, supported by Konfuzius Institut Hamburg.
Webseite: bseiten