31 December 2009
#35 (Ecce momenta)
Post single word descriptions of my activities throughout the day.
Image: Self-portrait, © Copyright 2009 by Mark Cameron Boyd.
20 November 2009
#34
Sent the following email to Thomas Hirschhorn c/o Gladstone Gallery:
"Dear Thomas Hirschhorn,
Please dismantle all of your unsold installations & give all useful materials to Global Action for Children. Exchange exhibition value for use value.
M. Cameron Boyd"
"Dear Thomas Hirschhorn,
Please dismantle all of your unsold installations & give all useful materials to Global Action for Children. Exchange exhibition value for use value.
M. Cameron Boyd"
27 October 2009
#33
Smuggle four "Theory Notecards" [undeciphered, bisected-text blocks] into Canada to give to my nephew.
16 October 2009
29 September 2009
#31 (CENSORED)
Invite all members of "Postconceptual Artists" Facebook group to sign-in as my alter-ego on my [social media] account to post comments. UPDATE: Terminated all authors.
05 September 2009
24 July 2009
#29
Two battery-powered CD players buried under separate dirt piles; one playing loop of The Ramones' "Beat On The Brat"(1975) & one playing loop of Sex Pistols' "EMI"(1978). (For Sam Durant.)
22 July 2009
17 July 2009
10 June 2009
01 June 2009
06 May 2009
25 March 2009
#23
Leave CD with soundtrack to "A Contextual Stage" in copy of Peter Osbourne's Conceptual Art in Corcoran College of Art + Design library.
Labels:
Conceptual Art,
contextuality,
Mark Cameron Boyd
18 March 2009
04 March 2009
#21
Placed this ad on Google Adwords:
"Theory Now" Notecards
Participatory Art Project
FREE Shipping in U.S.
www.markcameronboyd.com
Ad ran for 4 days - cancelled on 3/2/09.
"Theory Now" Notecards
Participatory Art Project
FREE Shipping in U.S.
www.markcameronboyd.com
Ad ran for 4 days - cancelled on 3/2/09.
Labels:
art theory,
Mark Cameron Boyd,
participatory art
18 February 2009
#20
Sell "Theory Notecards" on-line through PayPal.
Image: Notecard 33(30): Fluxus (2206-2009); blackboard paint, Conté & pencil on birch; H4"xW6"; © Copyright by Mark Cameron Boyd.
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