Availability and Appropriation: An extended function of Art in the City

ISBN: 0 85139 1117

ISBN: 90-6450-210-2

Availability > Service (Choosing the instruments)

Über die Nutzlosigkeit der Skulptur

Im Jahr 1987 In der Stadt

Des Jahres 1987 (das erste Skulpturprojekt)

Herzog & De Meuron / Rémy Zaugg - An exhibition (Centre Pompidou, 1995)

ISBN: 3 89322 889 6

a•vail´a•ble adj. 1. Present and ready for use; at hand; accessible. 2. Capable of being gotten; obtainable. 3. Qualified and willing to serve. 4. Archaic. a. Capable of bringing about a beneficial result or effect. a•vail´a•bil´i•ty or a•vail´a•ble•ness n. -a•vail´a•bly adv.

serv•ice n. Abbr. Serv., svc 1. Employment in duties or work for another. 2. Work or duties performed for a superior. 3. Work done for others as an occupation or a business. 4. Installation, maintenance, or repairs provided or guaranteed by a manufacturer. 5. A facility providing the public with the use of something. Noun: A kindly act. Favor, grace, indulgence, kindness.

Appropriation > Exchange (Applying the instruments)

MAIS MOI LA VILLE

JE TE VOIS

ap•pro•pri•a•tion n. ap•pro•pri•ate tr.v. 1. The act of appropriating. 2. To set apart for a specific use. 3. To take possession of or make use of exclusively for oneself, often without permission. -ap•pro•pri•ate•ly adv. Noun: The act of taking something for oneself. assumption, seizure pre-emption, arrogation, usurpation

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