GLAMMONS aims to explore and assess practices related to management, finance, and participation within GLAMs.
Our partners regularly present the project and their research at conferences and events.
Recently, during an online masterclass for a PhD class at Peking University, Marilena Vecco (BSB) introduced GLAMMONS, focusing on her research with Lyudmila Petrova (Creare) and arts management in Europe.
Building on the taxonomy of cultural commons the masterclass “Making collective entrepreneurship in arts: the Nouveaux Commanditaires” explored the relationships between cultural goods and commons, focusing on entrepreneurship practices. Specifically, looking at the practices related to collective entrepreneuship that are implemented in the project.
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