Limited editions of video art emerged in the 1990s as the commercial art establishment sought to transform it into a valuable commodity.
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Limited editions of video art emerged in the 1990s as the commercial art establishment sought to transform it into a valuable commodity.
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Synopsis
In the 1990s, the commercial art world sought to transform video art into a valuable commodity. Untitled #29.95, produced anonymously and distributed by RTMark, examines this shift through the lens of limited edition releases. The film features commentary on the motivations behind this commercialization and the impact on artists and galleries. It critiques the art market's efforts to package video art as a collectible object, reflecting broader trends in the art establishment during that decade.
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Why Watch
- See how video art became a collectible in the 1990s.
- Find out about RTMark's role in art distribution.
- Meet the artists affected by commodification.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 1999 and runs for 15 minutes.
- It was produced anonymously and distributed by RTMark.
- The documentary focuses on the 1990s art market's shift towards limited editions.
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What year was Untitled #29.95 released?
Untitled #29.95 was released in 1999.
How long is the documentary Untitled #29.95?
The duration of Untitled #29.95 is 15 minutes.
Who distributed Untitled #29.95?
Untitled #29.95 was distributed by RTMark.
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