Culture Press writes about art and art policy. We also write about the weird things that sometimes happen to, around and in the art world. We are quite unique in this. Indeed, since 2009, this network of readers, opinion leaders and professional journalists has played a crucial role as a watchdog of the arts sector and cultural politics.
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