[lbo-talk] Art/Commerce

andie nachgeborenen andie_nachgeborenen at yahoo.com
Mon Jun 9 10:20:07 PDT 2003


He didn't make the stuff for profit, doesn't sell it on a market, the "price" is determined by his extrinsic needs, and I'd have given him the $ anyway. Does that sound like commerce to you? jks

Bill Bartlett <billbartlett at enterprize.net.au> wrote:In this instance, perhaps commerce is in the eye of the beholder?

At 8:22 AM -0700 9/6/03, andie nachgeborenen wrote:


>I actually have a friend, my kids' godfather, a very fine graphic artist, many of whose original works I have in my home, who is to all appearances totally disconnected from commerce. He lives on SSI disability, before that, was an office mgr for a commie bookstore in Detroit and before that for the IWW. I have "paid" him for most of the things I have of his, but mainly to spare him embarassment at giving him gifts of money that he has needed for particular things, chiefly medicare care. What I have paid him must be a small fraction of the value of the work rated objectively, but he wouldn't take more than he needed at a time. jks

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