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I live in Berlin and I can explain the problem quite clearly. The issue purely is that there isn't sufficient capital here (still) to sustain the supply of art.
by bravura 6y ago
I live in Berlin and I can explain the problem quite clearly. The issue purely is that there isn't sufficient capital here (still) to sustain the supply of art. Compared to a city like London or NYC where there is a really healthy market of art patrons.
There is a very clear divide between creatives (artist, musician, videographer, photographer, etc.) who are at the beginning of their career, and those that have achieved some success. The beginners are still trying to make their money in Berlin. The somewhat established creatives make their money outside Berlin, but use Berlin as their home base because of the cultural connections and creativity it generates.
- marcus_holmes 6y agoI disagree. There was less capital and more art. Now there is more capital and less art. Adding more capital does not create more art. It creates a tiny subset of commercially successful artists. Not the same thing at all.