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All scientific, social, and cultural problems of the present age can be summarized in one question: how to maximize profit and avoid work?Beat WyssThis lecture was accompanied by publication of the brochure ON THE STATE OF ART TODAY. Materials of the Lecture of Beat Wyss, edited by Peter Noever, German/English, 48 pages, MAK Vienna 2010.Beat Wyss, Professor of Art Studies and Media Theory at the Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design
All scientific, social, and cultural problems of the present age can be summarized in one question: how to maximize profit and avoid work?
Beat Wyss

This lecture was accompanied by publication of the brochure ON THE STATE OF ART TODAY. Materials of the Lecture of Beat Wyss, edited by Peter Noever, German/English, 48 pages, MAK Vienna 2010.

Beat Wyss, Professor of Art Studies and Media Theory at the Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design