Peter Bengtsen talks at film premiere
Publicerad den 24 september 2018
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On 21 September 2018, <link http: www.kultur.lu.se en person peterbengtsen external-link-new-window external link in new>Peter Bengtsen (Division of Art History and Visual Studies) gave a talk at Panora Arthouse Cinema in Malmö. The occassion was the premiere of Marco Proserpio's documentary film The Man Who Stole Banksy.
The talk focused on the artistic and monetary value of street artworks that have been removed from their original context with a view to sell. It problematised the status of such decontextualised objects as a works of art and pointed out that they generally have a weak position on the art market.
These are topics Peter has previously written about in his book <link https: www.academia.edu bengtsen_p._2014_._the_street_art_world external-link-new-window external link in new>The Street Art World (2014).
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