turn on, tune in, drop out by Rushkoff/Friesen/Carnes

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8 x 8 inches (20.3 x 20.3 cm)
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Made with fade-resistant, archival-quality ink

Printed on 100% cotton rag, acid-free and ph neutral watercolor paper

Paper stock designed for professional artworks, featuring brilliant whites and a weight of 255 gsm

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For a contemporary look, use a 1/2-inch face, black wood frame

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About this work

turn on, tune in, drop out is a collaborative edition between writer Douglas Rushkoff, Shaun Friesen, and Seth Indigo Carnes. Inspired by an invitation from Carnes to experiment with his iheart variation 003 print series which explores powerful symbols in human society, the artists were invited to re-arrange and re-contextualize four images: heart, splat, pill, and camera. Ultimately, new meanings were created, resulting in iheart variation 003_010, which celebrates what Carnes states as “the grand collage that is life and meaning in flux.”

Sourced from Beat generation literature and concepts exploring freedom of expression, the fragments of text in the symbols were accessed online through google search and deliberately extracted to retain their pixelated qualities.

For this edition, language was cut from "Turn on, tune in, drop out" by Timothy Leary and purposely rearranged within the silhouette of Carnes’s original pill symbol.

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