The $99 sale at The Soap Factory attracts a mass of egalitarian participants, and I am one of them.
Being someone who firmly believes in the barter system, I favor the exchange of services without the green back. So, it’s apropos that I create an artwork and donate it to The Soap Factory for the sale on September 11th and 12th this year.
Just a word about the works for the sale; they must be created on 5″ x 7″ paper without any signatures. There are many top notch artists in this pool, and this standardization levels the playing field. All the artists who participate in this event are united by their support of The Soap Factory. Last year, when all the works were installed in the gallery, they read like cells on a storyboard to me. What a kick to be part of this community that backs The Soap Factory cover to cover.
Trading Art for Art http://bit.ly/19rYkG
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Comment by walkerartcenter — September 8, 2009 @ 5:41 pm
this is so cool, I wish I was in mpls RT @walkerartcenter: Trading Art for Art http://bit.ly/19rYkG
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Comment by NileGreenberg — September 8, 2009 @ 5:45 pm
The Walker Art Center blogs about the $99 Sale – cool! http://bit.ly/4ayX1S
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Comment by The_99_Sale — September 8, 2009 @ 6:38 pm
this is so cool, I wish My mentor AMR could see this RT @walkerartcenter: Trading Art for Art http://bit.ly/19rYkG
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Comment by BAHertz — September 8, 2009 @ 7:41 pm