Should the Sociological Analysis of Art Festivals be Neo-Durkheimian?

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In this article we will use Cardano as an independent platform and compare it with Ethereum and NEO. You should read this about the analysis of NEO and Ethereum. To the best of my knowledge, EOS and other third generation platforms are also relevant, so I'll discuss and write about them later. As I cover NEO extensively, I will focus on providing detailed analysis of Cardano. I also compare each unique element with the elements of NEO and Ethereum. I will directly quote past articles in several areas. let's start

New expressionism and various artistic movements (mainly painters) dominated European and American art market in the early and mid 1980s. New expressionism involves various young artists returning to drawing human bodies and other recognizable things in response to abstract works of art from the far, introverted, highly intelligent 1970s. Campaigns are related to sales techniques, media campaigns, and marketing methods of distributors and galleries, and are partially generated by these methods.

New expressionism is the reaction to conceptual art and minimalist art of the 1970s. A new expressionist's regression depicts identifiable objects such as the human body in a severe and intensely emotional manner, using vivid colors (sometimes in an abstract manner). It was inspired by German expressiveist painters such as Emile Norde, Max Beckman, George Gross, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, James Encer and Edwald Munk. It also includes American lyrical abstract paintings of the 1960s and 1970s, Chicago's furry movements, a metaphor of the Bay Area in the 1950s and 1960s, continuation of abstract expressionism, new image paintings and popular paintings It covers the precedent.