FCKD Mag #6 dropped at Bedford Magazine and Smokes, 204 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn.
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FCKD Mag #5 – #10 dropped in NYC pt. 1
Published on April 11, 2010
Brooklyn Brothers presents shopdropping by TrustoCorp
Published on April 8, 2010
I still think shopdropping as a concept is large enough to jump OUT of grocery stores and into other locations. However, But it seems that more and more artists are filing into the grocery aisles. Nonetheless, the folks over at TrustoCorp & Brooklyn Brothers Gallery seem to being a nice job with it.
Via Arrested Motion & Brooklyn Brothers Gallery
Ryan McGinness interview @ bigthink.com
Published on April 6, 2010
At the 22:40 mark, in response to the question “How did you market yourself in the early days?,” Ryan discusses a shopdropping-like “situationist” project he created to reproduce his own works alongside the works of artists he admired.
Shopdropping concept shows up in “Poptimist #26″
Published on April 6, 2010
http://pitchfork.com/features/poptimist/7772-poptimist-26/
Thanks to artist Chris O’Neal for pointing this out to me at pitchfork.com.
FCKD Mag #6
Published on March 30, 2010
FCKD Mags #6 – #10 are being dropped in NYC in the next few days. Some of them include a surprise new project with a video component. Video in a magazine?!! Details in the coming days. + I still need to post two new finds in the “related projects” category.
The Front and Back of FCKD Mag #6:
FCKD Mag #5 (redux)
Published on February 25, 2010
So the numbering of these things got all sorts of messed up. I counted #5 twice! Moving forward the image below will be #5b, and the “Tate Magazine/Print is Dead” will be #5a. Damn it.
FCKD Mag #5 – The drop is coming soon.
Published on February 19, 2010
Jason Eric Kay poll at hubdub.com
Published on February 17, 2010
Apparently, most of the people who’ve voted at hubdub.com think that Jason Eric Kay (aka the Tiger Woods Vs. Gatorade shopdropper) will not face any prison time. I hope not, but I wonder what type of fines he’ll receive. He faces three counts of product tampering (and apparently a public consensus of at least one count of ‘criminally stupid’ — I obviously disagree with the contempt for Kay’s initial intervention, but worry that his actions were so obviously telegraphed. Was he hoping to get caught for the publicity?)
Time for more research into ‘product tampering’ as it pertains to non-food items, as well as the laws for other countries.
