XEROX ART=COPY ART
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Where do you copy your works?
In the 80-ies a copier machine was somewhere at the office, a libray, or a college. These days we have a copier at home. Or don't we?Where do you copy your works?
In the 80-ies a copier machine was somewhere at the office, a libray, or a college. These days we have a copier at home. Or don't we?Where do you copy your works?
When the first xerox was invented they could not have known that this was the beginning of a revolution in the arts.it is still the cheapest & most democratic form of printing. the free press self published zines broadsides experimental poetry bands & mail artists would all benefit from this clever & useful little machine
without it todays artistic landscape would look very different .
now flash forward 50+ years into the 21st century how many artists are still exploring
playing stretching manipulating & pushing to breaking point the almost limitless potential of this xeros (dry) graphic (writing )?
more than once have I heard or read the question "what is copy art ?"
electrostatic research & revelations are alive & well ...
this is the place to share them