“Fair Use: Information Piracy & Creative Commons in Contemporary Art & Design”

“Fair Use: Information Piracy and Creative Commons in Contemporary Art and Design” | Columbia College, Chicago | March 01, 2010 – Apr 30, 2010

via Columbia College Chicago : Glass Curtain Exhibition Archive.

Fair Use is a multimedia exhibition that looks at how the copying, sampling, and recycling of existing material is being used as a creative tool in contemporary culture. The exhibition sets out to foster discussion through the examination of work by contemporary artists and designers who develop alternatives to the way we share ideas, images and objects. Participating artists include:Tyler Avery, Sze Lin Pang, Line Langballe and Christina Okai Mejborn of Totem Collective, Guy Ben-Nur, Pratchaya Phintong, Seth Price, Mark Holmes, Ethan Huber,Joseph Willis, Superflex, Salter/Snowden and Siebren Versteeg. Curated by Brandon Alvendia.