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The role of contemporary fine art in an artifice rich society

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This topic is interesting but its incredible scope needs to be narrowed down, perhaps broken into components, such as a qualification/definition of "role", as well as a limit on "society", as global/international society is too vast a topic. As an example, "The Function(s) of American Abstract Expressionism in Contemporary American Advertising". Not quite there in this suggestion, but the narrowed focii create a manageable topic for an essay. – thistle 9 years ago
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Agreed. Perhaps it could even be narrowed down or altered to discuss the interplay of a particular social media platform such as Instagram and a particular artist of choice's practice. – ayrotstein 9 years ago
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Emma Silcowicz for example as a very recent example of an artist whose work is both framed by and interacting with social media and creating controversy. – ayrotstein 9 years ago
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Jun 4, 2015 ayrotstein It is refreshing to read a critical analysis that opens up the movie for the viewer and provides ample material for thought without destroying the viewing experience by providing room for as you put it ‘measured hope’.	Avatar's Shock and Awe: Technology, Race, and Space
Jun 3, 2015 ayrotstein The historical context was helpful in understanding the towards-death/awe notion for me. I haven’t seen the films but this has piqued my curiosity to do so!	Comparing Nosferatu and Dracula: I Want to Suck Your Blood
Jun 3, 2015 ayrotstein Coming originally from an art and design background this article certainly supports the notion that video games are an art form just as film was once pooh-poohed as art as were daguerrotype photographs. An engaging and persuasive read.	Dark Souls: What Makes Gamers Endure the Pain?