… We propose that art world innovation occurs when new forms and types … cooperative links
and the conventions underlying art-making efforts. We first conceptualize art world innovation …

… mainstreams and amphibians in various creative domains, from artistic perfumery … innovation’
involves new cooperative links but no change in conventions; whereas ‘art world innovation…

… artists seemed not aware of conventions in the art world and how the conventions affected
the artists… the nature of the relationship between an association of artists and an indigenous …

… artists and their work in society. Howard Becker offers a sociological approach to discerning
art worlds and their conventions… relationship of producers, middlemen, and consumers of art …

… Although artists create new conventions in the art world, they cannot themselves make …
innovations in the form of new conventions, and enact structures, as new cooperative links are …

… art field, innovation is seen as a radical departure from the existing conventions defining the
artistic canons and the cooperative … collaborative relationship between the director and the …

… paper deals with, I will describe the art venues as nodes and the connections between them
as edges. If two … of New York art worlds in the late 1960s, in terms of the artists they handled. …

… art when the coherence of the art world precipitously declined, marked by the emergence of
new artistic … these protagonists belonged and the connections to other peer networks related …

… disconnected, as isolated sections of the artistic avant-garde became aware of each …
connections on the supply side of the art world and between supply and demand for the new art (as …

… their relationship to collaborative circles. We … Art groups are collaborative circles that
develop new artistic techniques, ideas, and forms that oppose current practice and launch artistic …