Post-Precarity Zine [electronic resource].

Institute of Network Cultures Learning Community Critical Making & Learning Through Design 2021

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Times have changed. The art world and the creative economy are no longer the ones we used to know. The digital economy, the pandemic, and the cuts within the cultural field are some of the many factors that influence our practices and the way artists live nowadays. While some claim that the golden eras are gone, and maybe they are, a community of young artists and thinkers meets to discuss the ways in which the narrative around art and its practices has changed and can be geared towards the future. What does it mean to be an artist today? How to survive as a cultural worker while making what you want to make? How can we use contemporary platforms to turn our anger into transformative power? What are the many strategies of organization and obstacles artists have to face nowadays for their practice to remain? By better understanding the structures of the art world and its economies, how can we counteract them and use them to our benefit and create sustainable and collective actions?…
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Art--Study and teaching
Artists
Finance
Sociology

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Morgane Billuart
Sepp Eckenhaussen
Dunja Nesovic
Tommaso Campagna