Billings - San Keller
The work “Billings” by San Keller was created for the exhibition “Entrepreneurship – Oder die Verheissung des brotlosen Glücks” by Fabio Luks. It aims to reveal the financial transactions within the artistic network. Keller achieves this by inviting other artists to make their current invoices available to him in order to provide an insight into the business aspect of creating art. Keller copied the invoices by hand and thus created new works, which were sent to the artists in return.
The artists’ book, a DIN A4 folder with 64 individual pages, contains all the copied invoices as reprints. The publication is limited to 200 copies and is numbered and signed by the artist in the folder.
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$15.95Billings - San Keller
The work “Billings” by San Keller was created for the exhibition “Entrepreneurship – Oder die Verheissung des brotlosen Glücks” by Fabio Luks. It aims to reveal the financial transactions within the artistic network. Keller achieves this by inviting other artists to make their current invoices available to him in order to provide an insight into the business aspect of creating art. Keller copied the invoices by hand and thus created new works, which were sent to the artists in return.
The artists’ book, a DIN A4 folder with 64 individual pages, contains all the copied invoices as reprints. The publication is limited to 200 copies and is numbered and signed by the artist in the folder.
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The work “Billings” by San Keller was created for the exhibition “Entrepreneurship – Oder die Verheissung des brotlosen Glücks” by Fabio Luks. It aims to reveal the financial transactions within the artistic network. Keller achieves this by inviting other artists to make their current invoices available to him in order to provide an insight into the business aspect of creating art. Keller copied the invoices by hand and thus created new works, which were sent to the artists in return.
The artists’ book, a DIN A4 folder with 64 individual pages, contains all the copied invoices as reprints. The publication is limited to 200 copies and is numbered and signed by the artist in the folder.
