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By Clark T. J.
T. J. Clark
This collection distills a lifetime of writing by renowned art historian T. J. Clark on the intricate relationship between art and politics. The book examines capitalist societies from the fifteenth century onward and the art produced within them. It delves into the politics of appearance, the rise of consumerism, the 24-hour image-driven world, and the constant saturation of life by images and data. Clark also explores our complex relationship with violent imagery, the nature of advertising's dream world, and the impact of screen time.