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Jun 29, 2021 39 min

Vacuous Art

from Backporch Education Podcast

Recently an Italian artist sold an “immaterial sculpture” for about $18,000 and the Backporch dudes let the fun begin. Join them in a far-ranging discussion about this moment in art and education history. Did he sell nothing or a “vacuum”? Is this legit? What did the buyer get? The questions just keep coming, and perhaps the beginnings of some answers as well. Pull up a chair and have fun with us.

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