アンダーグラウンドのインスタグラム(resul80k2) - 12月7日 19時01分

The Grey Organization (1983 - 1991) was born, in a sense, from the punk culture and has its roots in the young anarchist movement of the '70s.
The young anarchists stood against an increasingly consumerist society, slave of work, in which people were going to meet a cultural flattening according to the god of money, revered by the yuppies.

That’s what the founders of the GO stood for, especially against the sale of art, which had now become a luxury item, sold at crazy prices by gallery owners.
They were against the scourge of high unemployment produced by the recession of the late 1970’s.
So, in 1982 Toby Mott, Daniel Saccoccio, Tim Burke and Paul Spencer founded an artistic collective to give voice, as well as to their art, to their way of thinking about art.
In fact, theirs was an “active” way of being an artist’s: making "artistic terrorism", like acts of demonstration and sabotage; for example, "contaminating" the International Contemporary Art Fair in London with their own paintings.

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