“Agricultural Revolution 3.0” was published in a book: Daisuke Miyatsu (2020), “Shingata Korona ha art o dou kaeru ka”, Kobunsha shinsho.
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Daisuke Miyatsu "Shingata Korona ha art o dou kaeru ka”, Kobunsha shinsho
[Translated from the article]

“The world art market was booming before the spread of COVID-19.
In fact, the auction-based market was 7.3 trillion yen (2018) in scale, driven by the strong buying motivation of the Asian who are mainly Chinese people live domestically and abroad and the Middle Eastern from oil-producing countries. However, COVID-19 has changed the situation. How does the pandemic affect on the art market?
This book looks back on how human beings confronted the plague and portrayed it by art, and forecasts the market trends during the with / post COVID-19 era.
At the same time, as the human beings have reached a historic turning point, this book explores the various artists’ intentions through the introduction of their works.”

[Index]

Chapter1 How does art portray plague?
Chapter2 COVID-19 and art market
Chapter3 Art never dies
Epilogue Art works during the with / post COVID-19 era

[Author's profile]

Daisuke Miyatsu
Born in Tokyo in 1963. Art collector, professor at Yokohama University of Art and Design, board member of Mori Art Museum. He previously worked at an advertising agency, a listed company as a PR, HR department as a manager and universities as a professor. The art works he has been collecting since 1994 while working and his own home collaborated with an artist, are widely publicized in Japan and abroad. Publications include Aato × Tekunorojii no Jidai [The age of Art × Technology – revolutionary changes in a society brought about by the creative business] (Kobunsha Shinsho), Gendai Aato Keizaigaku [Contemporary Art Economics] (Kobunsha Shinsho).

Excerpted from Kobunsha

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