The NY Times has a review of Lucas Samaras’s show. The thing that makes his show different is that collectors who purchase his work will be buying a mac with all of his digital files stored on it. This idea has tons of possible implications and ramifications, only a few of which are discussed in the article, such as distribution or duplication of the art.
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