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1. library.fiveable.me › democratization-of-artDemocratization of art - (Avant-garde Movements in Art ...

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   By advocating for inclusivity and accessibility, the democratization movement encourages a broader understanding of artistic value, enabling underrepresented artists to gain recognition and contribute to the discourse surrounding art.

2. www.artemundi.com › 2016 › 10Democratization of Art - Artemundi

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   This paper examines the art market consequences resulting from art’s democratization and responds to the critiques leveled by Deloitte’s Art and Finance Report 2016 which states that “The art market is opening up to new audiences –this is the biggest challenge, but is also the biggest opportunity.

3. www.researchgate.net › publication › 348592962_TheThe Democratization of Art: Media and the Art of Publishing ...

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   Mar 12, 2020 · The historical approach to democratic ideals is based on the relationship between art, technique, and industry in its creative conception and the cultural influences of its practice in the...

4. www.weforum.org › stories › 2016Why art has the power to change the world

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   Jan 18, 2016 · The encounter with art – and with others over art – can help us identify with one another, expand our notions of we, and show us that individual engagement in the world has actual consequences. That’s why I hope that in the future, art will be invited to take part in discussions of social, political, and ecological issues even more than ...

5. zenodo.org › records › 5168110The Democratization of Art - Zenodo

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   The historical approach to democratic ideals is based on the relationship between art, technique, and industry in its creative conception and the cultural influences of its practice in the process of economic, social, and political development.

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   Through this panorama, essential to the meaning of art and communication, the article presents an analysis that considers the historical significance of art publications in the process of democratization, freedom of expression, the press, and art from the Renaissance to modern times, while focusing mainly upon the period from the 20th century ...

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   Dec 3, 2019 · This chapter traces the ways globalization caused art around the world to shift toward inclusion. Both the West and the majority world followed unique paths toward the same globalized reality, creating a vast cross-cultural dialogue that envelops every aspect of culture, including art.