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Three Cases of Value Reflection: Ponge, Whitten, Banksy (2021) Banksy, Love Is in the Bin, 2018, aerosol paint, acrylic paint, canvas, board, 40 x 31 x 7 . Photo: Jack Taylor/Getty Images. Isabelle Graw, ISABELLE GRAW’S oft-cited 2009 book, High Price, which explores art’s economy of fame and prestige as the prototype for creative labor under capitalism, was published just after the collapse of a speculative bubble in the market for contemporary art. Now, roughly a decade later, Three Cases of Value Reflection: Ponge, Whitten, Banksy arrives contemporaneously with a series of meteoric high-dollar sales of NFTs (“nonfungible tokens”), a class of digital nonobjects that seems to reduce art to pure speculative value and the subject of a market bubble that seems to have burst with unusual speed. The idea that a work of art need not take material form at all is not particularly novel, nor is the idea that such a work might be bought or sold. The NFT phe ....
Watch our live talk on non-extractive architecture with Joseph Grima In this live talk produced by Dezeen for V–A–C, Space Caviar co-founder Joseph Grima introduces Non-Extractive Architecture, a manifesto and exhibition advocating for a new type of architecture that does not exploit the planet. Tune in live from 3:00pm London time. Non-Extractive Architecture, which takes the form of a written manifesto by Space Caviar as well as an exhibition, calls on architects to design buildings that do not deplete the earth s natural resources. The manifesto was recently published by cultural foundation V–A–C and Sternberg Press, while an exhibition on the same topic at V–A–C s Venetian headquarters was installed in March. ....