Art and consumerism
This inaugural series of five episodes explores the connections between art and consumerism, reflecting the controversy sparked by the construction of Centre Pompidou in 1977, referred to at the time as the “biggest supermarket for art”. With humour and insight, journalist Lydie Mushamalirwa looks at the artist’s role in our consumer society, the role of the museum and the art market, by exploring five different artistic worlds and their responses to the constant demand for “more”.
Marcel Duchamp
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Ben
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Alain Jacquet
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Nam June Paik
Global Groove, 1973
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Andreas Gursky
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