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Artistic movements reflect societal changes from "summary" of Art and Culture by Clement Greenberg

Artistic movements are not born in a vacuum. They do not arise solely from the minds of artists, isolated from the world around them. Instead, they are deeply intertwined with the societal changes that are occurring at the time. As society shifts and evolves, so too do the artistic movements that emerge in response. Artists are not immune to the influences of the world around them. They are keen observers of the culture in which they live, absorbing the prevailing attitudes, values, and beliefs. These societal changes are reflected in their work, whether consciously or unconsciously. Art becomes a mirror of the society that produces it, reflecting its triumphs, struggles, and transformations. In times of great upheaval, such as war, eco...
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    Art and Culture

    Clement Greenberg

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