This week Dr Nick Gordon looks at some excellent online projects resulting from collaboration including the Adelaide Biennial, Google Art's Vermeer Project, and Behind the Scenes at London's National Gallery.
When we read about art and the art world, we’re confronted by stories of rivalry, Darwinian competition, and the occasional bad-tempered critic. But, more often than not, the art world ticks over by collaboration. Even among the commanders of the contemporary art world collaboration is key, as is clear in the webinars Art Basel has been producing...
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