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⏲ Duration: 54 min 49 sec
✓ Published: 26-Mar-2020
✓ Published: 26-Mar-2020
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a debate on the value and visibility of artistic labor in the age of platformisation, with art historian Julia Mullié, UvA professor and reporter Olav Velthuis, new media artists Jouke Kleerebezem, and photography and audiovisual artist Barbara Visser, moderated by new media researcher Katie Clarke. nnnnWhat kinds of value are created through digital platforms for the art market? Are there other meaningful resources available that offer value and visibility to an artist? Platform interm
a debate on the value and visibility of artistic labor in the age of platformisation, with art historian Julia Mullié, UvA professor and reporter Olav Velthuis, new media artists Jouke Kleerebezem, and photography and audiovisual artist Barbara Visser, moderated by new media researcher Katie Clarke. nnnnWhat kinds of value are created through digital platforms for the art market? Are there other meaningful resources available that offer value and visibility to an artist? Platform interm
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