End Application Fees! dark_mysterious_obscure 100 CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS: Acrylcode Berlin

100 CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS: Acrylcode Berlin (Felipe Infantino)

at Libreria del Viaggiatore

exercises and other observations to inspire future work with the Russian and Latvian language and cultural conflict

Raymond Pettibon and Nick Blinko – but transfers their gestural outline into textural abstractions of zen-like formlessness

112 pages bounded with a handmade spine and sleeve (cover)

End Application Fees! dark_mysterious_obscure 100 CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS: Acrylcode BerlinThis publication is about why artists shouldn't have to pay to compete with each other and what we can do about it. It questions art world norms around applications, arguing for an end to fees. Contents: All Fees Are Suspect Stop Justifying Fees Why We Must End Fees Better Competitions Alternatives to Competition Appendix A: Should I Apply to This Opportunity? Appendix B: How to Ask for a Fee Waiver Appendix C: Suggest a Policy Change Appendix D: Look