Re: [NetBehaviour] Maecenas

archiving has become an art, i think, blockchain is also an archive, artists can very well (continue) focusing on experimenting with archiving vs ephemerality, loss and chaos will continue. collecting art might also have become an art for that matter, building on loss and chaos.. i think art and

[NetBehaviour] Fwd: Scripting the Other: Open call for wrong works

Scripting the Other Open call for wrong works: Scripting the Other SCRIPTING THE OTHER is a pavilion (online exhibition) in the third edition of The Wrong - New Digital Art Biennale (Nov 1, 2017 - Jan 31, 2018). We're calling for works that explore the notions of the Other and Otherness in

Re: [NetBehaviour] A Google Chrome extension

ttings to find and replace whatever they want with whatever they >> want but didn't feel like digging too deep to figure out how to do that. Who >> knows... maybe a plugin like that already exists. >> >> Best r. >> Pall >> >> On Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 5:34

Re: [NetBehaviour] A Google Chrome extension

very cool - browsers should come with this feature default, the ability to add names, words, and expressions to a list to be automatically replaced or deleted, for whenever you're tired of... being branded (the consumer is consumed). imagine people starting to share and build subcultures of find

Re: [NetBehaviour] Warp

great piece! i had an idea about a protocol/language/script for touch, so you could program touch-events on a body. just an idea, maybe somebody already implemented this? posting this here in case anybody could refer to such programming bj On Mon, Jan 4, 2016 at 11:02 PM, Alan Sondheim

Re: [NetBehaviour] passing through

Great post, photo, - and questionmarks --- the knot somehow?? On Tue, Oct 20, 2015 at 6:34 PM, Alan Sondheim wrote: > passing through > > http://www.alansondheim.org/schooling52.jpg > > what does it mean, that space passes through space? that time > passes through time? one

Re: [NetBehaviour] For a talk I'm giving @ Pitt-Johnstown Day of Digital Humanities

a heap is one of the most stable structures. anyway, reading the jungle of ideas in the text and discussion, though heavy and depressing in parts, but considering the state of the world at large, and as a state, it's likely to the point, but disquieting to the bone. On 8/25/15, none

Re: [NetBehaviour] ONE SECOND LEAP FESTIVAL _ LOOK NOW

explosion of compression you describe. Is it possible to see that (again)? Best, Randall From: netbehaviour-boun...@netbehaviour.org on behalf of Bjørn Magnhildøen noem...@gmail.com Reply-To: NetBehaviour for networked distributed creativity netbehaviour@netbehaviour.org Date: Wednesday

Re: [NetBehaviour] ONE SECOND LEAP FESTIVAL _ LOOK NOW

just want to say that, yes, I can agree with this, and I'm thankful for your words and references which puts some more flesh to the concept, especially I like the reference to the pure structure and its corruption which i think is at the core of the event, technically and theoretically, which

Re: [NetBehaviour] ONE SECOND LEAP FESTIVAL _ LOOK NOW

Hi Randall, For me, a responsible for this second, it's partly about technological time - the leap second is a product of our technology, and our dependency on it. What time do we live in, how do we measure ourselves, does a day have something to do with the earth, or rather with atoms? There's

Re: [NetBehaviour] Crossover and Queue

Thanks Edward, You're right, the guy on the bike stopped and was genuinly concerned. He didn't believe I was doing it for the arts, and treated me as a possible mental case. Only after reassuring with the cameraman would he let me go. It was done in Gran Via, Valencia, but on a quiet Sunday. I

Re: [NetBehaviour] Crossover and Queue

Thanks for commenting - someone else also mentioned Chris Burden, i can see that, though here i don't think there was any real danger. Spurred on by a sense of being humiliated by city traffic. The queue piece, was a lucky shot, self-choreographed in a peculiar way. - Bjørn On Tue, Jun 16, 2015

[NetBehaviour] Crossover and Queue, videos @Incubarte7

Two videos exhibited as part of Incubarte7 Festival, Valencia, Spain. 19. - 30. June 2015, Sala Ibercaja, Av. de Baró de Cárcer, 17 http://noemata.net/incubarte7/crossover-high3.jpg Crossover Crossing over - thresholds, of human and animal, the city animal, animal lost. Quadruped or biped -

[NetBehaviour] As Mutated - A mutating series of descriptive artwork mutations based on Tatedata

Hello list, Finally finished the third part of my take on the tatedata release. In short, the application 'As Mutated' generates descriptive artworks based on data from Tate Modern artworks, then uses these descriptions to generate new, mutated artworks, often displaying the process of mutation

[NetBehaviour] As Facilitated - A series of instructive-descriptive artworks based on Tate data

IT'S... TIME TO MAKE ART! Someone once wrote, Art is anything you can get away with. Here to help you to get away is an outsourced OEM device for the arts, facilitating an Original Artwork Manufacturing through metadata only. Because once we know how artworks are described, we can generate new

Re: [NetBehaviour] _arc.hive_ ----------------------Dying--------------------

I find this really hard to believe. That said, maybe there's something about reading/drinking while driving - allowed.There's also train of thoughts and introspection in this, maybe even interiority, inside the platoon, which makes a great metaphor. we know eu deals with metaphors. On Sat, Apr

Re: [NetBehaviour] _arc.hive_ ----------------------Dying--------------------

so so, there so-so it has a beautiful under the moon ending i wish for all not to have any fear of death, not because of easter or religion, but from its indifference or unaccountability - it's a bit like don't feed the trolls. it seems to me this indifference/unaccountability can feed back into

Re: [NetBehaviour] my first piece of net art

Nice piece, I liked the slow tempo of the text, maybe because of the interrupting rythm of blinds opening and closing. Seems to me the tempo also is set in contrast to the content, as another way of dealing with thought/noise. ---Bjh On Mon, Mar 30, 2015 at 4:19 PM, Paula Musgrove

Re: [NetBehaviour] improvisation with self over time

just on a note, that 'improvisation' is an impossible word, like 'self' or 'time' --- what i meant is that we're already prepared and always improvising, - otherwise we wouldn't be alive, - as we're also prepared biologically to die, and then improvising over this. if everything is floating then

Re: [NetBehaviour] improvisation with self over time

improvisation self time, three impossible words. - young man is antsy old man says young man thinks too much young man is old man old man is young man dog says nothing - breads are baked in ten minutes On Fri, Mar 27, 2015 at 7:08 PM, Gutenko, Gregory guten...@umkc.edu wrote: One of those

Re: [NetBehaviour] Asemic chat

and i guess you have tried to draw also? sorry, it might not work cross-browser this, thanks for trying On Thu, Mar 19, 2015 at 8:55 AM, Mab MacMoragh mabmacmor...@gmail.com wrote: i can't enter any text but the responses are nice On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 5:03 PM, Bjørn Magnhildøen noem

[NetBehaviour] Asemic chat

A wordless open semantic form of social interaction between humans and bot http://noemata.net/chatasemic/ human + bot 3 humans + bot ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org

Re: [NetBehaviour] Asemic chat

i get some response it's not working on mac, not sure if safari has complete html5 canvas drawing support... haven't cross-checked on browsers still, empty dialogues create visuals... On Tue, Mar 17, 2015 at 7:12 PM, Alan Sondheim sondh...@panix.com wrote: I played with this online after

Re: [NetBehaviour] some one said something

game -- Instructions: you press keys on your keyboard, which will be your actions. an action moves you forward in time (to the right). you can decide not to move forward in time, but remain where you are blinking your

[NetBehaviour] Call for entries: Leap second festival 2015

Hi - another leap second coming up - would be happy to receive any work from you people for the festival. --regards, Bjørn :60 LEAP SECOND FESTIVAL 2015 Call for entries: Works lasting one second or less. The festival is also interested in texts and essays. The festival takes place on the leap

Re: [NetBehaviour] What is

don't bother with the holarch, it's just another holarch On Sat, Feb 15, 2014 at 7:15 AM, Alan Sondheim sondh...@panix.com wrote: What is The holarch's all there's; the holarch's nothing. Like Indra's Net, there's no beginning and end to it. The holarch's non-Euclidean, multiply

Re: [NetBehaviour] New Article/Review - Data-Driven Artists And Their Critics

Regarding physicality, I'm not sure what it is, or rather what isn't. What bothers me is a 'staging' of physicality, which then suggests it didn't have much physicality in the first place. It's somehow treating existence as a property. The artworld saying The thing about this thing is that it

Re: [NetBehaviour] New Article/Review - Data-Driven Artists And Their Critics

, like art is staging its Celestial Emporium of Benevolent Knowledge also. On 11/22/13, Rob Myers r...@robmyers.org wrote: On 22/11/13 01:18 AM, Bjørn Magnhildøen wrote: Regarding physicality, I'm not sure what it is, or rather what isn't. What bothers me is a 'staging' of physicality, which

Re: [NetBehaviour] My take on the TATE data

hi Pall, wow, that's a beautiful piece, mesmerizing... the layers upon layers works very well the abstraction also, bording onto the recognizable at times, though never a spitting image... -regards Bjørn On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 7:54 AM, Pall Thayer pallt...@gmail.com wrote: Title:

[NetBehaviour] As Stated - A series of descriptive artworks based on Tate data

Hi, Here's my take on the Tate dataset and a descriptive art - http://noemata.net/as/stated/ (maybe suitable as a twitter-bot or similar?) Regards, Bjørn ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org

Re: [NetBehaviour] Machine Imagined Artworks

thanks, shardcore/eric, i like your your take on possible artwork from the data. The work is made of Beet juice, Briefcase and Ivory. :) It's heavy on the imagination, stretches it to a point of It displays the qualities of suspension, fragmentation and texture. It talks about aggression,

Re: [NetBehaviour] Tate Make Their Collection Metadata Free-as-in-Freedom

. On 9 Nov 2013, at 23:30, Rob Myers wrote: On 09/11/13 03:07 PM, Bjørn Magnhildøen wrote: can you see the $x and the $y? Yes it's very simple but the effect of framing it as a question makes it very effective IMO. :-) i'd like to do something with the categories themselves, interesting

Re: [NetBehaviour] Tate Make Their Collection Metadata Free-as-in-Freedom

can you see the $x and the $y? i'd like to do something with the categories themselves, interesting how the concepts surrounds and defines the works thinking of an descriptive art from it or instructive art then mutated art maybe algorithmic selection as stated, dictated, mutated let's see if

Re: [NetBehaviour] Google Web Designer - The Death of Net.Art ?

the font is too small to read... (death of language?) On Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 1:07 PM, Philipp Teister lo...@philippteister.comwrote: DEATH of Glitch-Art DEATH of Fluxus DEATH of E-Culture CoffeeCake We don't need to bury a body, we need to bury something else. Fluxus is some kind

Re: [NetBehaviour] great artist

very good. it's almost shamful to admit i also have in my notebook computer standup comedy (for me the artistic process stops at that stage). it must be something in the air. on the other hand i think computers have been doing standup comedy for a long time, maybe from the start - hello world!

Re: [NetBehaviour] why did the object oriented philosopher cross the road?

I particularly like the bit about ants at the end of this. it must be the sugar trail. poor ants, you do a search and it's all about killing them. thanks for reading, Edward... On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 6:19 PM, Edward Picot edw...@edwardpicot.com wrote: Bjorn - I particularly like the bit

Re: [NetBehaviour] why did the object oriented philosopher cross the road?

because the road is no object. possible explanations: You Don't go there. Just keep your back straight. Capitalize on your sentences. Wasn't she in your class, or your neighbour? Still alive, like you. Impossible to explode. You wanted to explode in Asia, in America, on the moon, in the ocean,

Re: [NetBehaviour] Untitled

There's a 3D-printed brain there on the floor... awesome On Tue, Apr 23, 2013 at 9:38 AM, james morris jwm.art@gmail.com wrote: Untitled composition (image) ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org

Re: [NetBehaviour] bucketmaps of named angles http://interlichtspielhaus.blogspot.com/2013/03/bucketmaps-of-named-angles.html 15-03-2013-222835.intrahscorner , cornfrontation setting in placesettingpu

44,635,569 devils, or 11 billions With the angels and saints everything is calm. There is no more striving, for the goal has been reached. But they too are gathered together... On Fri, Mar 15, 2013 at 11:10 PM, INTERLICHTSPIELHAUS interlichtspielh...@gmail.com wrote: bucketmaps of named angles

Re: [NetBehaviour] ''NON - FREE''

what if freedom is a death drive - do you go for it or not? and you better not be bound by your answer, nor the question On Sat, Feb 23, 2013 at 11:28 AM, manik ma...@sbb.rs wrote: ... MANIK DON'T THINK THAT ROB WANT ONLY HIS PERSONAL FREEDOM ... BUT WHAT IF *WE* NEUTRALIZE CORPORATE PEOPLE TO

Re: [NetBehaviour] Fwd: CALL - SCREEN CITY FESTIVAL - Call for short video and animation

if you have 500 euro to throw away... i wanted to find out if this was a scam or not, wtf for comparison, http://programalaplaza.medialab-prado.es/ , offers a plattform for a city screen (without fees, obnoxious/fraudulent 'curating') Cc:

Re: [NetBehaviour] Fwd: CALL - SCREEN CITY FESTIVAL - Call for short video and animation

To make things clear, Mirjam of the project has assured me that artist fee means the artist receives the fee, so it's not a submission fee. I'm sorry for my ranting and apologize. Bjørn On Thu, Feb 14, 2013 at 1:59 PM, marc garrett marc.garr...@furtherfield.org wrote: Hi Bjørn, Where are not

Re: [NetBehaviour] [webartery] lalala

that is to say, we might stop time and ageing in systems by monitoring it continuously, thus always collapsing the wave-function - the socalled quantum zeno effect --- as if each repeated 'la'-wave - la-ola-ola, of an undisturbed, wildly entangled and so forth, were... frozen in time -- all

Re: [NetBehaviour] [webartery] lalala

am not the only one... On Tue, Feb 5, 2013 at 8:07 PM, Bjørn Magnhildøen noem...@gmail.com wrote: that is to say, we might stop time and ageing in systems by monitoring it continuously, thus always collapsing the wave-function - the socalled quantum zeno effect --- as if each repeated 'la

Re: [NetBehaviour] Happy Birthday Alan

Alan is an old internet troll Even older than the internet Internet troll, internet troll Trollololo trollololo Just ignore him Because he's old and useless And stupid as a troll, stupid as a troll Trollololo, trollololo When he is dead and is no more We will all rejoice, all rejoice What it all

Re: [NetBehaviour] Happy Birthday Alan

... but in the consciousness of it all, scraping along, as if a forgotten instrument, there's sound! an experience, as long as it is --- and when it isn't it isn't and doesn't even know. Thanks for a continuous inspiration - Bj On Sun, Feb 3, 2013 at 7:40 PM, Alan Sondheim sondh...@panix.com

Re: [NetBehaviour] Camera and TV Loop

when i was a kid i wanted to devote time to study the colours and patterns i saw when closing my eyes. it never lead to anything, hardly anything to hold on to. Years later i noticed there were pulsations - these colours would appear and fade, similar to experiments in feedback video done later,

Re: [NetBehaviour] mailing list fractal

... that's amazing. !! it goes a bit too fast for me though, have to rewatch many times.. ..reminds of some imagery in Hofstadter's Gödel, Escher, Bach what a delurking... On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 9:06 PM, Claude Heiland-Allen cla...@mathr.co.uk wrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED

Re: [NetBehaviour] America

what about no head no body? On Tue, Apr 10, 2012 at 5:32 PM, Alan Sondheim sondh...@panix.com wrote: America what the word speaks about is absence. the 'about' divides the word, gnaws away from within. why this distrust of words. so much sound in 'that exists.' it breaks or doesn't break

[NetBehaviour] Leap second festival 2012: Call for entries

Leap second festival 2012 Call for entries: Works lasting one second or less. The festival is also interested in texts and essays. The festival takes place on the leap second which occurs 30th June 2012 23:59:60 UTC. Submission at festival website http://noemata.net/leapsec/ See full

Re: [NetBehaviour] Insoluble Cases

Excellent text, dystopic, futuristic, entropic, apocalyptic. I was reading 'a brief history of time' recently, for the nth time, this time the singularities struck me with almost religious bearing (scientific concepts are often much 'wilder' than religious ones), as a 'nothing exists

Re: [NetBehaviour] Google Map Literature Exhibition Submission Call

What we need for submissions: 1. A URL for a working and error free (unless those errors are intentional) version of the creation. Say I have an application, it's either error free or has errors I know of, in any case I can submit it, so anything goes. Or I submit an 'intentional erroneous'

Re: [NetBehaviour] toegristle #308

the continuity could make a good movie or sequenced work i imagine. Only when we're utterly lost i think we'll find the beginning. and then we won't know what it is the beginning of. Any loose thread. On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 9:46 AM, helen varley jamieson he...@creative-catalyst.com wrote:  

Re: [NetBehaviour] Why your brain flips over visual illusions.

i think we can learn and control to switch views to a large degree. in this case i could easily switch 15 times during the video by following a dot in one direction towards the end of the sphere and there jump onto another dot in the opposite direction and follow it to the end, etc. In both

Re: [NetBehaviour] some scribble drawings

fyi, i put the core source code to http://noemata.net/time().mt_rand/text/source_code_12649370689855.txt (not very different from what already pasted here) Bjørn 2010/1/27 Bjørn Magnhildøen noem...@gmail.com: Since they are rather simple scripts I don't think it's necessary to copyright

Re: [NetBehaviour] some scribble drawings

of the “imagined” scene. Also thanks for the feedback, Bjørn On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 10:59 PM, Rob Myers r...@robmyers.org wrote: On 26/01/10 10:39, Bjørn Magnhildøen wrote: ?php Thank you for the code! Would you be willing to place it under the GPL? http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-howto.html When

Re: [NetBehaviour] some scribble drawings

the material is originally hand scribbled, and then processed through scripts. i wanted to code a doodle machine in the beginning but couldn't get it to do anything interesting (in my view), so i tried doing it via real doodles instead and building up from those as patterns. thanks, bjørn On Tue,

Re: [NetBehaviour] some scribble drawings

Thayer pallt...@gmail.com wrote: You should post the scripts somewhere. Pall 2010/1/26 Bjørn Magnhildøen noem...@gmail.com: the material is originally hand scribbled, and then processed through scripts. i wanted to code a doodle machine in the beginning but couldn't get it to do anything

Re: [NetBehaviour] some scribble drawings

dave.miller...@gmail.com wrote: to make this work do you ned to have GD library installed in php? dave 2010/1/26 Bjørn Magnhildøen noem...@gmail.com it's mostly done by iterations of superimposing b/w images with a transparent background. see core code below. i'm using php so the generation

Re: [NetBehaviour] The semi-automatic doodle machine

Great. Turning the human hand into a random doodle machine. Or, one could parse an image and output the script on how to hand doodle it. 100k image = book size text. Another idea for a drawing machine is to use markov chains, as they are commonly used for texts, and spam. I've not been able to

Re: [NetBehaviour] some scribble drawings

...@gmail.com wrote: So the images are in color when you start? 2010/1/26 Bjørn Magnhildøen noem...@gmail.com: you're right that's needed. for offline development i use the XAMPP distribution of apache server, php, which includes GD and other support by default. online you have to check or ask

Re: [NetBehaviour] some scribble drawings

for generation. bjørn On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 2:30 PM, Pall Thayer pallt...@gmail.com wrote: The black and white has a nice aesthetic to it that works quite well with these images. Regardless of whether it was a forced decision or an aesthetic one. 2010/1/26 Bjørn Magnhildøen noem...@gmail.com

Re: [NetBehaviour] brilliant cartoon -

i'd like to see a cartoon of the liar-paradox (frames inside each other?) --- there was one of labyrinths though... http://xkcd.com/246/ On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 6:08 AM, Alan Sondheim sondh...@panix.com wrote: http://xkcd.com/688/ - all of his work is amazing. I'm thinking of James and Paul

[NetBehaviour] game

http://noemata.net/game/ ... if (pro2 = 50) {  text(red (top) had the upper hand + pro2 + % of the time.,5,300);  text(that is, the winner was in lead + pro2 + % in spite of a randomized, equal game.,5,320); } else {  text(green (bottom) had the upper hand + (100-pro2) + % of the time.,5,300);

[NetBehaviour] (no subject)

netbehaviour@netbehaviour.org * From: inter...@noemata.net * To: e e...@e-kunst.no * Subject: [. e - k u n s t .] * Date: Sat, 16 May 2009 16:46:14 +0200 * Domainkey-signature: a=rsa-sha1; c=nofws; d=gmail.com; s=gamma;

Re: [NetBehaviour] The Beijing 2008 Logo Explained.

http://www.beijinglogo.org/ håvard made these 2008/3/24, karen blissett [EMAIL PROTECTED]: ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour

[NetBehaviour] dis-thing-shun.MALE-BOXESS

dis-thing-shun.MALE-BOXESS Bjørn Magnhildøen/noemata sandbooks ISBN 978-82-92860-03-8 http://sandbooks.com/dis-thing-shun.MALE-BOXESS/ noemata.net ISBN 978-82-92428-56-6 http://adundas.noemata.net/dis-thing-shun.MALE-BOXESS/ The book is a mail compilation of selected texts 2004-2007. How

[NetBehaviour] years of living dangerously and theory text

good, thanks, the dollar symbol is also the variable symbol $4000 ; $2000 . S $| = 1; how to know the difference? if the symbol is followed by a number it´s money, if it´s a letter it´s a variable. the moral seems to be that writing letters will make you poor. though the years are numbers

[NetBehaviour] noisetext performance

i will hold an online chyphertext/noisetext performance tomorrow evening (ie. thursday, not friday as announced earlier) Date: Thursday, 3 of May, 20:00 - 21:30 (central european summertime)* Places: web: http://noemata.anart.no/cp/ mails:

[NetBehaviour] 20. question

retentio conservancethe experime 8 inviolac 12 12 constructi countera infavoidance co deference response0 fetal contrarian simila blame avoidance aggression retention h rejectio affectiovertical play se nurturaswallowi Exposition Del Exchangespecies. you need for i perse1 a 3 p need to

[NetBehaviour] public curating common adjectives

unripe is more spotless than average noisy is more wet than successful condemned is more tired than shy relieved is more concerned than rotten forward is more dead than loud fierce is more ugly than infamous blonde is more hilarious than crooked noisy is more chilly than agreeable jolly is more

Re: [NetBehaviour] public curating common adjectives

of dealing with the public needs as opposed to the needs of the academy. blah blah blah... best leafa/janice/olga Bjørn Magnhildøen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: = unripe is more spotless than average noisy is more wet than successful condemned is more tired than shy relieved is more

[NetBehaviour] WYSIWYB

WYSIWYB Ars Publica - What You See Is What You Buy Net Art Sale Exhibition : Commerce of Pure Reason By entering the site below you agree to our term of condition that what you browse you have already bought. This approach is a consequence of the contradictions in selling internet art

[NetBehaviour] Re: [_arc.hive_] thegenerative arts

i think the re is right there's trivial pursuit mab 'persecute' 2007/2/9, netbehaviour netbehaviour@netbehaviour.org: Site updates, should I pursuit my dreams? I am planning on little sleep this weekend as I do some reformatting to my blog and working on my huge review ... mailia

[NetBehaviour] thegenerative arts

trivial pursuit i think the answer is right tp.gif Description: GIF image ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour

[NetBehaviour] adundas

my new site is http://adundas.noemata.net it's the same old but i've put ads on the old so it's a shame more or less as before is also http://kunst.noemata.net http://noemata.anart.no you might like the url converting in http://xn--magnhilden-7cb.anart.no = http://magnhildøen.anart.no am an

[NetBehaviour] the arts

the artist approaches the listener's ear and starts touching it to make sounds. also it we want to be alive the world needs to be us who is the text interface if i write you we have to share you i is we a private language is impossible impossible is only possible i talk to myself is we 12:15 no

[NetBehaviour] Google Alert - arspublica

El Inventario By Art Kurator(Artman) As part of the Ars Publica project, ArtKurator and Artman have established some alternative commercial channels as a case study for the art market. With it they intend to corroborate a given and well-known fact: artists barely can live ...