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    1991年 - 《Truc-Troc》:Art Pool 让以物易物艺术重回潮流

    On 13 December 1991, Le Soir published an article by Martine Duprez on Art Pool's "Truc-Troc": an artwork exchange fair where money and cheques are banned. Artists exhibit their works on the ground floor at 80 rue Gaucheret; upstairs, members of the public deposit objects and offers of services in exchange - a stay in the Drôme, a trip to Italy, gold coins, a Chinese rug, a weekly bouquet of flowers for a year.

    The article recalls that Art Pool, an artists' cooperative founded in March 1990 by sculptor Mon De Rijck to democratise art, also offers an acquisition system of monthly instalments spread over five years. "In the long run, culture must be accessible to everyone. Everyone must be able to be part of the elite," says Mon De Rijck. Twenty years later, his son Carl De Moncharline would revive the idea of artistic barter with Truc-Troc.

    来源:Le Soir, 13 décembre 1991 - Martine Duprez

    《晚报》,1991年12月13日:「一个禁止现金和支票的艺术品交换会 - Art-Pool 让易货艺术重新流行」。Martine Duprez 撰写的文章。