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art world dynamics
artistic careers
artistic networks
Author_Harrison C. White
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Complex Dynamisms
cultural production
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Explosive Pressures
identity formation in art
Jazz Rock Fusion
Limewood Sculpture
Madrigal Comedies
Margaret Thatchers
Mass Art
narrative creativity
Offers Performance Measures
Plays Back
Pre-Raphaelite Women
Quasi Autonomous Nongovernmental Organization
social forces
social networks in artistic careers
sociology of art
style evolution
Talk Talk Talk
Tv Actor
Tv Standard
Young Man
Product details
- ISBN 9780367004767
- Weight: 600g
- Dimensions: 147 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 23 May 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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How much does art provide escape from everyday life, and how much does it aid in controlling life? How are art worlds built and maintained? Are new styles the creations of whim or genius? Or are stylistic changes the product of the social and political world in which the artist lives? How does art itself shape these worlds? How are art worlds built and maintained? In a book that ranges across cultures, artistic forms, and the centuries, Harrison White offers his unique vision of expression and artistic production embedded in a world of complex social networks. Participating in this process, artists, audiences, entrepreneurs, collectors, and critics form identities for themselves and others. Cultural and social forces both near and distant interplay here, often in ways not immediately apparent to observers or even to the participants. With chapter-by-chapter annotated guides to further reading and ideas for field work, this is also a book to be used as an investigative tool for students and general readers. Careers and Creativity will change the way we think about artistic careers, creativity, and the production of meaning in art.
