The first exhibition at Thomas Dane's new Mason's Yard project space kicks off this November.
Carey Young has been working closely with a team of lawyers specialising in media and intellectual property law to produce a work that explores the notion of the legal contract as artistic medium.
Visitors are offered a free work, which only becomes classified as 'art' once they have signed it. The contract is binding until the death of either the owner or Young herself.
A fascinating exercise in the performative aspects of the law, and perhaps an artistic realisation of Derrida's writings on Kafka's Before the Law.
Until 15.12.08.
Please note: this is an off-site project and takes place at: Thomas Dane Project Space 14 Mason's Yard SW1 6BU
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