Jiang argues that modern art spread in part because it served liberal individualism and opposed collective action during the Cold War.
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Modern ART
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"...a conspiracy theorist, but let's look at an article, right? Was modern art really a CIA psyop? All right. So this article is from..."
"In the mid -20th century, modern art and design represented the liberalism, individualism, dynamic activity, and creative risk possible ineffectiveness. Modern art was really..."
"of the self, if you believe that you are the source of everything, then you're not capable of collective action. So in many ways,..."
"So arguably, the first great modern art movement. The first artist is James Joyce, who in 1922 published Ulysses. James Joyce was Irish. He..."
"the art itself and this will give rise to the modern art market right any questions before I move on all right so to..."
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