The Business of Art: How its Becoming a Commodity

With the artistic business hours, artists are eager to make a living from the work they created. Artists are instigators and creators of many social and political thoughts and share their thoughts and opinions through their work. New artists strive to make them stand out among older and famous artists, as America is striving to become a relatively new independent country. A subtle environment that preserves thought and creativity can be overcome by art.

The art of the art world is a product, but more important is the reproduction of its own problem and the rejection of all mediation. In TAZ art as a product it will simply be impossible; it will be a condition of life. Arbitration is more difficult to overcome, but eliminating all obstacles between artists and artistic "users" (as described by AK Coomaraswamy) "Artists are not special people, Everyone is a special artist. "

When art works become goods rather than others, every effort becomes "creative", when everyone becomes "creative", art returns to craftsmen and artists return to craftsmen - at least the adjective Words in form are also new and popular. Handmade kimchi, handmade poetry: What is the difference? So "art" itself may disappear: art as art, it is an ancient high point. If you do not think that you need a container to maintain our inner life like me - there is nothing to lament

I think this is not about commercialization of art. Because art (especially during the Renaissance era) is not regarded as an art, but as a business, it is regarded as an industry for trade. This is a product, and from Mason to leather manufacturer all other products are in a hurry. It has been developed for a few wealthy people, countries and churches, and is strictly bound by contracts and norms. It is not made in the modern philosophy of "art for art". It looks like this, this picture just meets its initial purpose - buying and selling. My problem is excessive exclusivity of sales. Do not ignore the fact that there were several small things called galleries later in the 18th century, and now items have different meanings next to the currency. Along with its historical and artistic value, it should be sold to institutions that show itself to it.