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Art As Enterprise 1st Edition Grace Mcquilten Anthony White

SKU: BELL-50678580

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Publisher: I.B.Tauris

File Extension: PDF

File size: 21.13 MB

Pages: 238

Author: Grace McQuilten, Anthony White

ISBN: 9780755604333, 0755604334

Language: English

Year: 2019

Edition: 1

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Art As Enterprise 1st Edition Grace Mcquilten Anthony White by Grace Mcquilten, Anthony White 9780755604333, 0755604334 instant download after payment.

Art is produced, circulated, consumed and disseminated within an economic system - it depends on money for its creation, for the livelihood of its makers, and for its distribution. In this sense, art can be understood as an enterprising activity. However, profit-making is rarely the primary goal of artists, and indeed the entanglement of art with enterprise generates significant aesthetic, conceptual, philosophical and ethical challenges for contemporary art practice. Social enterprise has emerged from this complex terrain with the promise of an alternative model of economic organisation in the arts. Grace McQuilten and Anthony White argue that artists can, and have, engaged critically in the commercial market, by way of this model.