Sentence examples for art commodification from inspiring English sources

Emerging from this broader global context, Brand Art Sensation focuses on the links between fine art, commodification, luxury marketing, and luxury branding.

In BE FOR REAL, Solomon defamiliarises the context of exhibited art and its value to point towards art commodification practices that have become normalised in our current art market– as the press release describes, "the aggressive growth of secondary market 'flippers,' an influx of strategic capital and valuation algorithms like ArtRank". .

In BE FOR REAL, Solomon defamiliarizes the context of exhibited art and its value to point towards art commodification practices that have become normalized in our current art market– as the press release describes, "the aggressive growth of secondary market 'flippers,' an influx of strategic capital and valuation algorithms like ArtRank". .

Not necessarily examples of Warhol's finest work, they do harken back to his penchant for winking slyly in the face of art world commodification.

Tell me about your view of modern art, its commodification and the line between the avant-garde, the offensive and madness.

And, as this exhibition sometimes demonstrates, avoiding art-market commodification doesn't rule out being thoroughly fetishized by one's admirers.

Chelsea Through March 11 Louise Lawler continues to explore the heart of darkness that is art-world commodification with her usual elegance and teasing cheerfulness.

She's never heard of artists doing similar work, such as photographer Louise Lawler and Mike Bidlo, whose copies of and portraits of other artist's work serve to problematise the notions of authenticity, originality, genius and art-world commodification.

Topics include: urban arts and print culture; commodification of art; painting theories; self portrayals; art sponsorship, collecting, and ideological programs at the Qing imperial court; media and modernity in Shanghai; art and politics in early 20th century China.

Abramović has been slammed by some of her peers for making money and dressing in couture, when her whole career has been dedicated to anti-materialism – her least favourite era was the 90s Brit-art scene, with its "commodification of art".

The next segment is a contemporary art show, "The Commodification of Buddhism," to open at the Bronx Museum of the Arts on Thursday.