Investing in Culture: An Interview With Michael Karnjanaprakorn, Founder of Otis
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Investing in Culture: An Interview With Michael Karnjanaprakorn, Founder of Otis
Andy Warhol already understood this idea of the open exchange of ideas and ubiquity. After all, Warhol coined that phrase “fifteen minutes of fame.” Warhol mass-produced his art and appropriated popular images, leveraging the attention of the art world into multiple revenue streams and increasing the value of his individual pieces.
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I admired the serene brook that flowed in the Undefeated store on La Brea and the skate bowl inside Supreme’s new Fairfax location. These artistic touches were conversation pieces that had nothing to do with selling clothes and everything to do with relaying a message.
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By encouraging contemporary art museums to experiment with similar value flow curation, we hope to initiate a friendly, positive-sum competition among cultural institutions to connect in deeper ways with the material conditions of art workers and audiences.