INT 830 - Creative Economies

2 credit(s)
There are many coexisting art and design economies in New York City. How are artists and designers navigating, influencing, and participating in these various mainstream and alternative economies? What systems of distribution are possible? What are the pros and cons of various methods of exchange? And how do these economic questions overlap with creative intentions? In a world with finite resources, what future forms might be created? This course brings students to New York City for the third week of the summer session.
Prerequisite(s): INT 610, INT 710 and INT 711.
Laboratory fee.

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