Gentrification nation

Art and gentrification first became entangled in 1960s London, when young artists and creative professionals began moving to Islington, a borough long populated by low-income West Indian communities. This trend continued in Brooklyn, with white middle-class artists setting up galleries aimed toward...

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Veröffentlicht in:	This (Toronto) 2019-01, Vol.52 (4), p.40
1. Verfasser:	Menon, Radha S
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Schlagworte:	Art galleries & museums Artists Gentrification Low income groups Middle class
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