Internet Art: The Online Clash of Culture and Commerce by Julian Stallabrass
Published October, 2003 by Tate Gallery Publishing, Limited, Paperback, 168 Pages, ISBN: 9781854373458, ISBN-10: 1854373455, List Price $24.95.
2008/12/14
I believe we have to reinforce the rights for fair use. not just free culture upon creative commons.
all rights reserved = some rights reserved + fair use
these is one of the major question that I posted in the talk,
not that I am wholely against Creative Commons
but according to what artist Luke Ching said over his hijacking practice,
these are part of the emails between me and Law Man Lok that inspired me of the project and the talk.
this is the come about of the title of my "artist" talk a modified title based on Lawrence Lessig's talk earlier in HK.
thanks to artist Law Man Lok for being the guest discussant of the talk, and also all who came for the talk, plus the ones that could not make it, but kind enough to wish me well for the talk.
In late Oct, I was invited to participate in C&G Artpartment coming show "Greedy? Conceptual Art Exhibition". this is one of the clip I did for the show, and promo of the artist talk on Creative Commons scheduled on the 13/12/2008.
this blog originated from an exhibition of the same name, guest curated by Jaspar Lau Kin Wah, presented by Blue Lotus Gallery, in 2008 Fotanian, over the creative relationship / tension between art and commerce. Jaspar's "artist"'s talk over fair use issue from the "Greedy?" project for C&G Artpartment was later added in. Relevant issues will also be added ccassionally.
All Rights Reserved=some rights reserved=supporting rights of fair use