Art in Society

Without art, the world will be empty, non-creative, unimaginable, colorful, unobtrusive society, a toast without butter and stuffing, a boring and life-threatening spiritual death. Art is everywhere in everyday society, but people are rarely ignored, such as television, movies, music, stories, signs, advertisements, even clothes and jewelry, which are almost unrecognized. These are all symbols of art and art, without such arts, there is no such thing. Art creates all these worthless things, changes everything that is not imaginative, manages the place we live, and becomes a more beautiful and beautiful place to live.

In the remainder of this article we will present a series of examples to explore the various ways art is creating society. (1) art is how to construct a scene, (2) art is participation, (3) art is a representative model of social relations, (4) art is excluded or as a medium of resistance

Art is all political, art in the society dominated by the elite that manipulates art can only be political. You (A) create art directly for the ruling class, (B) spread the dominant orthodox, indirectly serve the ruling class, make a harmless mall art, make everything peaceful as the world burns . Attention, or (D) Revolutionary inspiration art. Regular participation in the latter is one of the most innovative things anyone can do.

The art world is full of dichotomies. On the other hand, art is a miracle of human beings, and it gives open masterpieces like Starry Night and Mona Lisa. The museum's attendance rate has reached a record level, and the "barrel list" art is a measure of health for social participation. On the other hand, despite the scale of $ 45 to 6.5 billion dollars, the art market (and talent pool participating in the market) can be said to be very small and shallow. The art world is often criticized for elitism and monopoly, and the art market remains relatively unclear and uncontrollable. As data scientists are tackling the problem of preference and trend prediction, why this dynamic exists and whether the art world can learn from other industry where data insight can move decision making I searched for.