In this episode, we delve into the pioneering work of conceptual artist Sol LeWitt, exploring his theories concerning ownership and art reproduction. LeWitt's process put into question many more orthodox ways of thinking about art-making, emphasizing the idea behind the work rather than the product itself. We talk about the powers of LeWitt's thesis, Paragraphs on Conceptual Art, in bringing about a collaborative notion of making, viewing, and understanding art that is still resonant in today's art scene. Join us for a stimulating analysis of the convergence of art, ideas, and the changing notion of authorship.