From Isolation to Exultation: the Spatial Situation of the Artist’s Studio from Industrial Modernity to Financialisation
Berry, Josephine and Iles, Anthony. 2019. From Isolation to Exultation: the Spatial Situation of the Artist’s Studio from Industrial Modernity to Financialisation. In: Ana Vilenica and Elena Marchevska, eds. Art and Housing Struggles: Between Art and Political Organizing. Bristol/London: Intellect Books/LADA. [Book Section] (Forthcoming)
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This article engages a survey of the studio's genealogy in the West, from industrialisation to finacialisation, in order to analyse the shifting relationship between changing conditions of capitalist urban development and the practices and identity of artists. Today, the studio is perhaps one of the last vestiges of creative-led regeneration strategies. We set out to understand why this is, how the studio has itself changed, what its new functions are and how this transforms artists’ lives, artwork and their relationship to the city.
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Marxist geography, neoliberal urban development, financialisation, art, studio |
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06 Nov 2019 15:33 |
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17 Jun 2021 09:18 |
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