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1. isj.org.uk › why-art-matters-creativity-and-labourWhy art matters: creativity and labour in capitalist society

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   Apr 16, 2021 · Theoretical intervention. The book opens with a discussion of art and artistic works in relation to fundamental Marxist concepts: alienation and labour; base (economics) and superstructure (social structures building on the base, including culture); artistic freedom; class and criticism; and form and content.

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

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   May 6, 2021 · Marx argued that capitalism deformed art in a number of ways. Most importantly, the division of society into artists and non-artists, ‘the exclusive concentration of artistic talent in particular individuals, and its suppression in the broad mass’, is deeply damaging to art itself.

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

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   Dec 17, 2019 · This chapter shows how these trends affect the art sector, which has become increasingly dominated by the money of economic elites, commodified and sensitive to cycles of boom and boost in the economy.

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   Sep 12, 2021 · Living in a capitalist society, we are forced to pit ourselves against each other in a system we have no choice but to participate in. We are coerced into adapting ourselves and our skills into...

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   Sep 22, 2023 · While art can criticize capitalism, it has been absorbed into capitalism in our modern society, appearing to reflect the commodification of society. How can something be examined objectively...

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

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   Oct 1, 2021 · Further, if neoliberalism is a substantially distinct stage in the history of capitalism, and not merely its intensification, what are the implications of this new condition for the practice and criticism of contemporary art? What does it mean to practice and theorize art, to be an artist or critic, under neoliberalism?

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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.

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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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   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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   Can contemporary art become a social actor in the markets?

   • Analogously, with the possibility of its own market network, contemporary art can become a social actor in the markets. Art such as this could reflect on the economic dimension of artistic expression. According to Herbert Read ( 1982 ): “Only if a society becomes sensitive by the means of art, can this same society have access to ideas.”

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   What happens in the markets of Art?

   • Another possibility that also seems to take place in the markets or the system of circulation of art is the manager of art. Gallery managers have, for a long time, been well-known within the markets of art, for the capacity they have to grasp new tendencies of the markets and to choose or orient the most faithful artists waiting for visibility.

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   Jan 17, 2018 · 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.