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paulpissarro.com › press › obituary
A complete Wikipedia article in sixteen languages, with 47 references, a five-generation family tree, and a date of death in 2078. It reads as a conceptual Wikipedia entry and functions as autobiography, advertisement, and will.
paulpissarro.com › press › sunsets
One hundred sunsets composed in the late style of Camille Pissarro and painted in oil by Kim Van Do, sold under a perpetual covenant that returns half of any resale value above $14,000 to the artists.
paulpissarro.com › press › corporate-art
The Neo-Classical Revival Corporate Art Movement, classified Corporate Realism in the Library of Congress catalogue, takes the corporation as the medium of art. Built by Camille Pissarro's great-great-grandson and Jesse Do, both children of artists, 150 years after the first Impressionist exhibition was staged by a corporation.
paulpissarro.com › press › covenant
Every work the Church of Conceptual Art issues carries a perpetual covenant returning half of any resale above a stated threshold to the artists, enforced through authentication: a resale that does not remit voids the certificate. Among the objects, ten Rolex Day-Dates sealed permanently in archival resin.
paulpissarro.com › press › game-or-the-girl
The Game or the Girl, Paul Pissarro's first book, argues that game is a trained quality of attention. Declined by Amazon's publishing arm, distributed through IngramSpark, now on sale at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple Books and Hugendubel.
paulpissarro.com › press › afterlife
The Church of Conceptual Art has opened ticketing for the afterlife: named, never-expiring passes to Heaven, Hell, or both, with every sale recorded in a public ledger. Payment is the only qualification.
paulpissarro.com › press › death-of-ip
The Church of Conceptual Art, a religious nonprofit founded by artists, has set a date for the end of intellectual property law and is counting down to it in public.
paulpissarro.com › press › coca-cola
The church's 148-page Bible publishes its own litigation strategy as scripture, waives the defense of irony, and states its goal: to lose at the Supreme Court. Verdict, from Appendix A: jurisdiction retained, case open forever.
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