Table 7 Examples of performances of capital and subtractions on e-flux’s About pages.
2023 corpus | ||
|---|---|---|
Type | ||
Artistic capital | ||
49 | e-flux […] connects many of the most significant art institutions with audiences around the world. | Institutionalised |
50 | e-flux’s announcements deliver the latest press releases of key art exhibitions […]. | Institutionalised |
51 | e-flux produces and presents original art projects, symposia, and exhibitions that have appeared at Documenta, the Venice Biennale, and art institutions around the world. | Institutionalised |
52 | […] e-flux was started by artists […]. | Embodied |
Academic capital | ||
53 | e-flux journal […] commissions and publishes some of the most influential writings on art, film, history, technology, and politics. | Objectified |
54 | Many essays first published in e-flux journal have become canonical readings in the art theory of our time. | Objectified |
2016 corpus | ||
|---|---|---|
Type | ||
Artistic capital | ||
55 | […] e-flux offers similar platforms […] to art schools and art academies through art & education, which e-flux jointly administers together with Artforum International. | Objectified |
Academic capital | ||
56 | […] the art projects produced and/or disseminated by e-flux describe strains of critical discourse surrounding contemporary art, culture, and theory internationally. | Objectified |
57 | e-flux journal has produced essays […] about cultural, political, and structural paradigms that inform contemporary artistic production. | Objectified |
58 | e-flux has maintained a dynamic international program of exhibitions and events including: United Nations Plaza, Utopia Station, Martha Rosler Library and AUP. | Objectified |
Subtraction | ||
59 | One month later, Vidokle started e-flux whose mailing list is made free for it’s [sic] 90,000+ readers by a set fee paid by museums and other institutions of art to publish their press releases and other communiqués via e-flux. | |
