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ISSUE 28 : NO WORK, NO ART?
Alienation of the Labor Market of Performing Arts
表演藝術的勞動市場異形化
July 21st, 2016／
Type：
Performance
Author:
黃佩蔚
／ Editor:Rikey Tenn
Quote From:表演藝術評論台
Note: The articles “Alienation of the Labor Market of Performing Arts (1), (2)“, previously published on PAReview in April, are edited into one article on NML. The author often works as a project manager. She begins her writing with the recruitment of the exhibition New British Inventors: Inside Heatherwick Studio to point out the often-seen semi-legal predicaments in the field of performing arts. Factors as varied as “extended service” from the labors, information asymmetry and so on were mentioned here to deduce the reason for the continuation of self-exploitation, yet to give the solution; an open ending rather than an one-and-only answer.
