This panel discussion, chaired by Artquest and hosted by Shipment, brought together new and established artist-led spaces to consider the financial pressures of this precarious way of working, asking whether the changing economic context of London brings new ethical opportunities to sustainability. The panel consisted of Daniel Kelley of DKUK, Jennifer Lewandowski of French Riviera, Roland Fischer of SET.

Adaptation strategies of artist led spaces

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Ngày Mới (Rework) - Tiny Giant ft. Gumn: https://youtu.be/7rIZsqcn7n0?si=klmr-QL9Bw3H45Jo

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