ABOUT THIS EPISODE
If convergence culture now dominates and everyone is a ‘Creative’, how do artists position themselves? Leading art and media professionals discuss.
Participants:Kim Gehrig (UK, Art Director at Mother)Lucy McKenzie (UK, Artist)Jan Verwoert (D, Art Critic)Peter York (UK, Writer, Author, Broadcaster and Management Consultant)Chair: Michael Bracewell (UK, Writer, Author, Broadcaster and Management Consultant)
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United States
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