by Morgan, Robert C
Robert C. Morgan examines the separation of the art world from the notion of art as a unique form of creative expression. He argues that the boundary between contemporary art and popular trends in fashion, media, and entertainment is growing increasingly thin, and calls for a return to aesthetics and to an inner-directedness in art as distinct from a market driven art world.
Roald Dahl
Zora Neale Hurston
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