Wednesday, July 30, 2008
artists and celebrity
We've been talking about celebrity culture and we've been considering dominant and marginalized culture. Generally, artists are perceived as part of marginalized culture--not akin to celebrity. Of course, there have beene exceptions like Andy Warhol. Here's an article about two contemporary artists who are in the public sphere; who are becoming a part of dominant culture. What do you think about this--what does it mean for an artist to have a "factory" where their art is produced by workers? What does it mean that they are likened to consumer brands? What do the phrases superart and superartists mean?
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