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Javier Proenza discusses creative labor and internet culture with Dakota Noot and Christopher Anthony Velasco in the 300th episode.

For the 300th episode of What’s My Thesis?, Javier Proenza is joined by Los Angeles art scene figures Dakota Noot and Christopher Anthony Velasco for a candid conversation on creative labor, internet culture, institutional access, and artistic life beyond the gallery system.

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