In an age where opinion polls and market research invade almost every aspect of our "democratic/consumer" society (with the notable exception of art), Komar and Melamid's project poses relevant questions that an art-interested public, and society in general often fail to ask: What would art look like if it were to please the greatest number of people? Or conversely: What kind of culture is produced by a society that lives and governs itself by opinion polls?
Komar and Melamid: The Artists and the Project - 0 views
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discover what a true "people's art"
On the Role of Censorship | The Book of Life - 0 views
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In a democratic, market-oriented society, public culture is hugely important. It guides our collective ideas about what is admirable or shocking, what counts as normal or weird.
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occasionally as a sincere attempt to organise the world for human flourishing.
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We believe in censorship
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