Foreground: Ray Beldner, Items I Have Taken From People That I Know, stolen items, money dust, epoxy, 2007
Susie Cagle, Occupied Oakland, An Illustrated History, watercolor on paper, dimensions vary, 2012
Center: Corbett Griffith, Mediator, Posche 944 with amber lights, nitrous and other illegal accoutrement
This exhibition was going on in the middle of an insanely busy month for me, so I never made it over to see it even though the whole thing was right up my alley. From SOMArts:
I Am Crime: Art on the Edge of Law is an exhibition of more than 30 artists and collectives that challenge, question or circumvent the law through their work. Curated by Justin Hoover, I Am Crime touches on issues of equity—who gets to break the law, when, and why...In I Am Crime some artists’ criminal trespasses are virtual or accidental, while others contribute documentation of carefully planned civil disobedience. Still others exhibit the residue of artworks which have actually been intervened upon by the United States legal system.
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