1. John Berger demystifies art
The established aspect of art is that it is something fuzzyblurred. In Ways of Seeing Berger shows that art is only mystical in a certain perspective. That art is incomprehensible is therefore not the complete picture. It is the lack of concrete relations that makes art something we can't clearly talk about or understand. We are not aware of that the state and the schools train us to believe that we can only perceive the world in their limited way. We find ourselves in front of the wall.
John Berger (born 1926), Wikipedia
About Ways of Seeing (1972), Wikipedia
And a part of the last section
The Future of Art is a 2011 documentary film
Conceived and Edited by Gabriel Shalom
Produced by KS12 / Emergence Collective
More info at: The Future of Art
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