“This text is an abstract of a PhD in private law submitted in 2009 at Paris 1, Panthéon-Sorbonne. We are publishing it not only because it adresses the legal understanding of the dematerialisation of the arts and immaterial artworks, but also because we think that it opens a discussion on the material status of the current forms of immaterial labour in the arts, which result in neither material nor immaterial artworks (Editors’ Note).”
Law Facing up to the Dematerialisation of the Work of Art – Judith Ickowicz
in TkH 17, EXHAUSTING IMMATERIAL LABOUR IN PERFORMANCE
Journal for Performing Arts Theory, published by TkH – Centre for Performing Arts Theory and Practice, Belgrade & Laboratoires d’Aubervilliers, 2010
Editors: Bojana Cvejić, Ana Vujanović, Alice Chauchat, Virginie Bobin, Nataša Petrešin-Bachelez, Bojan Djordjev, Grégory Castéra
Content:
Marko Kostanić, Art and Labour
Alice Chauchat, Mette Ingvartsen, Krõõt Juurak and Petra Sabisch, everybodys’ everybodys, & Petra Sabish: everybodys’ Practice
Wochenklausur, Why is it Art?
Dušan Grlja, Theoretical Practice: On the Material Effects of an “Immaterial” Labour
Tea Tupajić and Petra Zanki, The Curators’ Piece
Florian Schneider, Notes on Division of Labour
Judith Ickowicz, Law Facing up to the Dematerialisation of the Work of Art
Vanessa Théodoropoulou, When Art Becomes the Enterprise
Virginie Bobin, Hybris Konstproduktion, & Anders Jacobson: Please Do Disturb – Renegotiantions in Progress
Matteo Pasquinelli, The Masochism of the Commodity Form: Queer Porn and The Fine Art of Paradox
https://www.tkh-generator.net/portfolio/tkh-17-exhausting-immaterial-labour-in-performance/