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The Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism

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  • Gustave Courbet: The Painter's Studio
    In art criticism: The irony of the avant-garde

    …Daniel Bell pointed out in The Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism (1979), the avant-garde artist “swiftly shapes the audience and the market.” As Bell believes, the surprise and shock of the new dwindles into fashionable novelty, fueled by capitalist momentum rather than profound concern for the artistic and human truth, which…

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