Art, Value, and Media Resilience

This chapter explores the controversial art installation at the LAM Museum, questioning the value of modern art through the lens of a mistaken identity involving discarded beer cans. It also delves into the evolving landscape of independent media in Eastern Europe, highlighting the challenges faced by journalists in countries like Hungary and Slovakia amid political pressures. The conversation underscores the tension between artistic expression and societal context, while emphasizing the resilience of media in safeguarding truth and discourse.