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portada The Value Industry: Reflections on Art, Money and Celebrity (in English)
Type
Physical Book
Language
Inglés
Pages
240
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
20.3 x 12.7 x 1.3 cm
Weight
0.24 kg.
ISBN13
9781724355751

The Value Industry: Reflections on Art, Money and Celebrity (in English)

Daniel Barnes (Author) · Createspace Independent Publishing Platform · Paperback

The Value Industry: Reflections on Art, Money and Celebrity (in English) - Barnes, Daniel

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Synopsis "The Value Industry: Reflections on Art, Money and Celebrity (in English)"

Have you ever wondered how a work of art could be worth millions? Has the world gone mad when Damien Hirst sells a dead shark for $12 million or a Picasso painting goes for 20 million? Some people think that art has nothing to do with money, that true art does not have a price tag, but it is really difficult to believe this in a world where the contemporary art market is worth $62 billion a year. The problem, says philosopher Daniel Barnes, is that nowadays it is more difficult than ever to tell the difference between good art and expensive art. In The Value Industry, Barnes explores the relationship between art and money. He argues that art is valuable as both culture and economics, but these are radically different things and the art market constantly attempts to blur the boundaries. Through a heady mixture of art market news, art criticism and philosophy, Barnes demonstrates that, despite all the money and headlines, art will always survive the ravages of capitalism because it is worth so much more than money. High auction prices, billionaire collectors, celebrity endorsements and artists' publicity stunts only serve to create the myth that the value of art is monetary, but the true value lies in the way that art enriches human existence.

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