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1. www.counterfire.org › article › culture-underCulture under capitalism: Why art is alienated - Counterfire

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   May 6, 2021 · Review. Art is not a reflection of society but is shaped by social production and cannot escape the alienation of capitalist conditions, argues Chris Nineham. John Molyneux, The Dialectics of Art (Haymarket Books 2021), 300pp. Parts of this book are refreshing. A great deal of writing about art is fairly unenlightening because it either deals ...

2. medium.com › @lexi › breaking-the-curse-ofBreaking the Curse of Capitalist Realism: Art and ... - Medium

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   Sep 22, 2023 · In the current landscape, capitalism has co-opted every aspect of our lives, including our art. It is nearly impossible to separate art from its capitalist context. Capitalism has filtered and ...

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4. medium.com › @annalieseashgrimm › theThe Commodification of Art, and Capitalism’s ... - Medium

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   Sep 12, 2021 · No concerns with how commodifying their art undermines any deeper meanings behind it, or how commercialising their own work to such a great extent may affect the art world. Just pure supply and ...

5. www.economist.com › the-world-ahead › 2021/11/08Ai Weiwei on reclaiming art from capitalism - The Economist

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   Nov 8, 2021 · Even if it is temporarily eclipsed by human greed and desire, its re-emergence is inevitable, and all of humanity will be the better for it. Ai Weiwei: artist and activist. This article appeared ...

6. www.ciglob.org › wp-content › uploadsGlobal Capitalism, Wealth Inequality, and the Art Sector

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   Dec 17, 2019 · between U$ 5 to 50million in art (McAndrew, 2018, considered aesthetic, as it triggers human emotions and prompts the appreciation of natural. and human beauty, during the neoliberal period it has also become considered an important. investment asset, competing in terms of store of value and source of capital gains.

7. direct.mit.edu › artm › articleArt under Neoliberalism | ARTMargins | MIT Press

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   Oct 1, 2021 · Neoliberals seek to appropriate mural art into markets and capitalist institutions that support gentrification, settler colonialism, and neoliberal capitalism, while Pan-Africanists and others still use art to realize another world. Exterior of the Colony Club, Washington, DC, 2020. Photograph by the author.

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   How does capitalism affect art?

   • Under a capitalist system, art is filtered through the lens of capitalism. Much of the media that we consume reinforces the perspectives and limitations that we are presented with. While art can criticize capitalism, it has been absorbed into capitalism in our modern society, appearing to reflect the commodification of society.

   Breaking the Curse of Capitalist Realism: Art and the Quest for

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   What is the relationship between art and markets in a capitalist society?

   • The relationship between art and the markets in a capitalist society causes an inevitable end to the kind of art that is not market oriented and does not strive for success by relinquishing free creativity and the adoption of an instrumental kind of creativity demanded by the markets.

   Art, Capitalist Markets, and Society: Insights and Reflections on

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   Is art the antithesis of capitalism?

   • Evidently both Koons and Murakami make it apparent that not even the art world is free from the evil in which capitalism manifests itself. However, art is the antithesis of capitalism. Art is free and sincere, pure in creativity and high in consciousness. An expression of feelings and interpretations created to provoke thought and enlightenment.

   The Commodification of Art, and Capitalism’s Infiltration of the Art

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   How does capitalism affect society?

   • Their pervasive impact is manifested in society’s value judgments, aesthetic education and philosophy. The cultural landscape is also shaped by the framework of Western capitalism and its associated concepts of democracy, freedom and a partial dose of socialism.

   Ai Weiwei on reclaiming art from capitalism - The Economist

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   How did socialism affect art?

   • Socialists, including Leon Trotsky as Molyneux points out, have a history of fighting for the maximum freedom for artists (p.64). This is not to say that that world is already here, in fact it means the opposite, that those conditions are still to be fought for. Marx argued that capitalism deformed art in a number of ways.

   Culture under capitalism: Why art is alienated - Counterfire

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   How does art affect society?

   • Its symptoms can be observed in the overwhelming tendency to consider art from a purely commercial perspective, neglecting spiritual concerns in favour of wealth accumulation. At the same time, societal injustices, regional inequalities, exploitation of the weak and unsustainable use of natural resources are ignored.

   Ai Weiwei on reclaiming art from capitalism - The Economist

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   Jan 17, 2018 · According to Giulio C. Argan, in an interview called “the industry of art” from the 1980s, art as a traditional technical system was based on an artisan production, oriented toward a maximum of quality and a minimum of quantity, while contemporary art was shaping its new characteristics from a more material world, oriented mainly toward a quantity of logic of production, with grave ...