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Table of Contents
Editorial
Introduction: Art and finance | PDF HTML |
Gerald Nestler, Suhail Malik | 94-95 |
Research articles
Contemporary art, capitalization and the blockchain: On the autonomy and automation of art’s value | PDF HTML |
Laura Lotti | 96-110 |
Shared stakes, distributed investment: Socially engaged art and the financialization of social impact | PDF HTML |
Emily Rosamond | 111-26 |
Essays
Contemporary art and financialization: Two approaches | PDF HTML |
Victoria Ivanova | 127-37 |
Terminal value: Building the alternative Bloomberg | PDF HTML |
Christopher Wood, Alasdair King, Ruth Catlow, Brett Scott | 138-50 |
Interview
Plotting the art market: An interview with Clare McAndrew | PDF HTML |
Clare McAndrew, Suhail Malik, Gerald Nestler | 151-67 |
Artists' statements
Diagrams and algorithms | PDF HTML |
Paolo Cirio | 168-72 |
The Institute for Southern Contemporary Art (ISCA) | PDF HTML |
João Enxuto, Erica Love | 173-74 |
The Institute for Southern Contemporary Art (ISCA) | FILM |
João Enxuto, Erica Love | N/A |
Everything is always (the liquid protocol) | PDF HTML |
/ UBERMORGEN | 175-79 |
Whisper - Status code: No entity found | FILM |
Sylvia Eckermann, Gerald Nestler | N/A |
Dynamic global infrastructure: The freeport as value chain | PDF HTML |
Kathleen Ditzig, Robin Lynch, Debbie Ding | 180-88 |
Review forum
The necessity of multi-disciplinary scholarship for finance: On Ayache and Roffe | PDF HTML |
Timothy C. Johnson | 189-204 |
Response to Johnson: A random sample versus the radical event | PDF HTML |
Elie Ayache | 205-16 |
Model hagiography: A reply to Johnson and Munger on probability, philosophy and transcendental argumentation | PDF HTML |
Jon Roffe | 217-24 |