What does the highlighted "boxed" mean?
Context:
What was generated around the formation of britart.com was a rhetoric not only of the affordability but also of the now more relational or personalised approaches that characterise contemporary art, reflected in the direct-mail strand of the campaign. The mailings invited the interactivity of the recipients and, in some cases, gave them a producerly role to play: for example, the boxed‘Art Pencil’ that held the promise that everything it drew would
become art. That an avant-garde gambit such as this is now used as a means of advertising art rather than as means of disrupting convention through art shows that conceptualism has become a form of popular, if not exactly common, currency.
Without knowing more, I would say that it simply means that the "Art Pencil" came in a box. Or is there something I am missing?
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Without knowing more, I would say that it simply means that the "Art Pencil" came in a box.
Or is there something I am missing?