For Justin Hoover’s project Radical Practices: The Seduction of Duchamp, Pete Ippel auctioned off a crispy 100 dollar bill with opening bids starting at $5.00. Ippel’s project brings into question context, gift, value, and the art market. The unaltered bill sold for $115.00, the proceeds were split between Justin Hoover (auctioneer) and Pete Ippel (artist). Video documentation to follow.
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Tags: $, 100 dollars, Art, Art Market, auction, benjamin, bill, cash, context, gift, hypermodern, Justin Hoover, Pete Ippel, Radical Practices, San Francisco
For Justin Hoover’s project Radical Practices: The Seduction of Duchamp, Pete Ippel auctioned off a crispy 100 dollar bill with opening bids starting at $5.00. Ippel’s project brings into question context, gift, value, and the art market. The unaltered bill sold for $115.00. Video documentation to follow.
Tags: $, 100 dollars, Art, Art Market, auction, benjamin, bill, cash, context, gift, hypermodern, Justin Hoover, Pete Ippel, Radical Practices, San Francisco
Mary Douglas book —> Dirt
*It’s all about the venue/gallery/rave/etc. if you’re comfortable.
Chris Watson—->Caberet Voltaire from the 70’s
Touch label
Protools, cubase *logic* Max
(chaotic chemistry)
Pierre Henry “death”
1963 Variations for a door and a sign
Music Concrete
Music out of Anerexia 1 or 2 sources
“We liked raves before they became full of suburban drug addicts”
Francisco Lopez – blindfolded audience
Limitations of technology make things seem like a better idea.
cut/pitch shift
Backwards/forwards
It’s about source
Clip, glitch
peak
Look to get out of rhythm more
Dada smitrerland teens
Next synths
Roland sampler
Toured with Bjork
Make one song out of an object (Neil Diamond, not a musician, an entertainer)
Copyright law —> no such words as “new”
Be inspiring and make free things
Negative land —> Folk music of now. Music is far more efficient the new “word of mouth”
It’s not about the world it’s about me. Future physical in London
Performance art acts as a memory the moment the performance is over. The user takes a memory away along with pamphlet, but in the case of “Free memory” The user takes away a physical memory which they can continually interact with.
Tags: Art, free memory, Market Street, performance







