yes, yes, even more eternal equivocation... but hey, why not at least buy a button? finally do something meaningful ;)) the continuous cultural bail-outs, conceptual ponzi-schemes, and insider quid-pro-quo ("critical mobility...") are finally coming to a joyously redemptive end; the options for (non-complicit) artists will no longer be reductively dependent on obstructionist oligarchical art-agencies to celebrate this event and concurrent devaluations, I've quickly (without any funding,) designed a FREEE pinback button appropriated from US Federal Currency Seals: ENCUMBRANCE EXCLUSION EQUIVOCATION (only $2.99 for shipping, delivered anywhere); provide cash, cheque, or paypal with delivery address via [email protected] http://bradbrace.net/EEE.html awesome! /:b On Thu, 1 Sep 2011, robin wrote:
Hi Brad,
On Thu, Sep 1, 2011 at 6:48 PM, { brad brace } <[email protected]> wrote:
seems to me that the "verified members" who paid into the organization, should either have the option of becoming part of the corporation or at least have their fees refunded...
Maybe there is even some judicial possibilities around it. And it wouldn't surprise me if they (CS) have not even researched into that.
its similar to arts-organizations (Rhizome is an online example), that for years, reap all the benefits of unpaid labour and then for a few corporate-institutional shekels, morph into the very privileged tyrants they initially/presumably despised
You have some more examples by the way? I found this one, http://rhizome.org/about/ but it says it's non-profit?
only for "everyone-else... ?;b