Online commerce as a repressive tool against artists and free expression
The article argues that while art and culture have always troubled political power, the rise of online commerce has become another means of repression against artists and free expression. It suggests that commercial interests on the internet are now exerting control over cultural production, limiting artistic freedom in ways similar to political censorship. The piece, published in artpress in March 2000, reflects early concerns about the impact of digital marketplaces on creative autonomy.
Key facts
- Art and culture have historically disturbed political power.
- The arrival of commerce on the internet is a repressive means against artists.
- Online commerce targets free expression.
- The article was published in artpress.
- The publication date is March 1, 2000.
- The source is artpress magazine.
- The article's title is 'Le business contre l'art et la culture'.
- The article discusses the intersection of business, art, and culture.
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Institutions
- artpress
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- artpress —