The world is more than ever confronted with unprecedented social, economic and environmental challenges today. Every business sector - with all the actors which constitutes it - is committed in this processing, and so has to renegotiate its conditions of existence.
This transformation process turns to be more and more pregnant on the cultural sector. Simultaneously the public and private markets widen in an exponential way, change their nature, and modes of regulation. Cultural policies once uniquely impulsed by nation states see each other unable to compose with the transnational and international dimension of markets and the new cultural practices of actors and citizens.
In this context, where public sector of cultural policies and private sector of transnational markets are seemingly taken in a common process, the making of the art, the conditions of the creation and its distribution or even sharing are renewed. Thus this change of paradigm, lead to a change artistic practices which have to renegotiate their interaction with the society.