New York artist Eric
Doeringer has copied works of more than forty famous contemporary
artists. Bootlegs is a series of miniature replicas of paintings,
sculpture, photographs, videos and other media. Like any
street vendor, Doeringer sells his bootlegs for a fraction
of the price of the originals. His pieces are normally found
in close proximity to busy art centers, like the streets
of Chelsea, on the edge of art fairs, or at the entrance
of museums.
Mask n.
1. a covering for the eyes, mouth, or whole face
2. something that conceals or disguises something else, for
example, true motives or feelings
3. a representation of a face used as an ornament or decoration
4. the face or facial markings of some animals, for example,
foxes and raccoons
5. a natural or artificial feature that hides military troops
and installations from an enemy
6. a template used to control the pattern of conducting material
deposited or etched onto a semiconductor chip
7. a facial preparation used to tighten the skin and remove
impurities, applied to the skin as a paste and allowed to dry
before being removed
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