Essay On Political Art

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Art seems to be the best form of political action simply because it is politics without what is problematic in politics (without questions of hierarchy, power, exclusion, violence, etc.). Today's art is a battlefield, resource, media, etc. (no matter what preference is given in describing political action or articulation). It comes to that art as a special material form of practice invades the social and political spheres. Emile (1890) discussed that the contemporary political art, unlike the art of socialist realism or the historical avant-garde, is forced to proceed from the position of denying the totality of capitalism. Therefore, it seeks to connect this negativism with the search for a subject and aesthetics that could most accurately embody the methods of cognizing the world and the emergence of this subject not just as a destructive force, but as a producer of a new social life. At the same time, new political art preserves its reflexivity with …show more content…

It gives a socially acceptable way out of aggression and other negative feelings. The art of doing nothing cannot be mastered instantly. It provides a person with the opportunity of free self-knowledge and self-realization. Edinburgh (1850) promoted the creative self-expression, development of imagination, aesthetic experience, practical skills of visual activity and artistic abilities. The hope is that the country heals itself a political art.
Musee (2011) analyzed the censorship is a control of the official authorities of the content, the spread of the printed product, content and execution of stage productions , radio and television broadcasts or restrict the dissemination of ideas and information , recognized these authorities undesirable or harmful. Voices in support of censorship are heard not only from state agencies, but also from some public and political organizations, such as parties, political movements and

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