lol wut
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One might add that the efforts to make the art rivalrous/excludable are often undertaken by non-artists, too. It's easy to imagine that most artists would rather their work be widely appreciated while their distributors/backers want to make sure they can profit
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you can do whatever you want
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There’s definitely dominance hierarchies in professional art world(s). One could argue their only more prevalent. Leftward tendencies appear to be more a result of close cultural cross-breeding with academy and SJW/activism.
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seeing the mona lisa isn't about the idea of what it looks like, it's about experiencing the fact of an essentially finite presence the momentary experience of this particular object, made by a particular man, at a particular moment
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There was an interesting article recently about a study in motivation and artists. Seems like they're more likely to work out of intrinsic motivation and are less motivated by financial reward.
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Graeber explains with the fact they do a lot of "non-alienated labor" and bring forth what was in the imagination to explain why artists bend left https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/david-graeber-the-twilight-of-vanguardism#toc3 …pic.twitter.com/Cf2nYZWV6a
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