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Abstract
How is it possible that so much money is made in the arts but
not by the ones who create the art? And what can art workers do to
organize, demand, or create a more sustainable system of art cir-
culation? In this series, titled Art in Permacrisis, I will discuss some
of art workers’ most commonly-heard ideas for a more sustainable
art economy – such as basic income or fair practices – and assess
their strategic potential. But I will start with a broader reflection.
How can we think about the strategic organization of art workers
while the world is on fire?
not by the ones who create the art? And what can art workers do to
organize, demand, or create a more sustainable system of art cir-
culation? In this series, titled Art in Permacrisis, I will discuss some
of art workers’ most commonly-heard ideas for a more sustainable
art economy – such as basic income or fair practices – and assess
their strategic potential. But I will start with a broader reflection.
How can we think about the strategic organization of art workers
while the world is on fire?
| Original language | English |
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| Pages (from-to) | 27 |
| Number of pages | 1 |
| Journal | Arts of the Working Class |
| Publication status | Published - 3 Mar 2025 |
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Art in Permacrisis: Organizing Art Workers in the World Beyond Art
Eckenhaussen, S. (Speaker)
26 Oct 2024Activity: Talk or presentation › Invited talk › Academic