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Davies' attack was pointed at Hirst but is really a wider criticism of the "dumbing down" of British culture and society. He said that not only the creators and buyers in the art industry, but politicians and educators have gotten stuck in an "age of commercial depravity and irresponsibility."
He makes an interesting argument that makes me think about how so many aspects of society have fallen victim to hyper-commercialization and commodification... like how people are famous for being famous and not for any significant achievement, or things are expensive because of a label and not because it's well made or will last. But have we gotten so far into this that it's become normal and we don't notice or question? Or is it something that can still be changed?
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See the DLaChappelle pod - I think your questions are answered already....







