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WSPÓŁCZESNA FORMA SKANDALU ARTYSTYCZNEGO CZY WARTO BYĆ ARTYSTĄ-SKANDALISTĄ? / Contemporary Art Scandals: Is Being A Scandalous Artist Worthwhile?

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Szymańska A.
Kultura i Społeczeństwo
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2013
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vol. 57
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issue 1
117-130
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This article contains a sociological analysis of the social phenomenon of the art scandal in the field of visual art. The author first describes the concept of scandal used in the social sciences then defines an art scandal: its dimensions and characteristics. She shows what is necessary to produce an art scandal and why art is one of the areas where scandals most often occur. She also refers to some of the larger scandals in art history, particularly those of recent times.
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SKANDAL ARTYSTYCZNY / The Art Scandal

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Golka M.
Kultura i Społeczeństwo
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2013
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vol. 57
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issue 1
103-116
EN
Scandals can occur in various spheres of life and can involve customs, religion, politics, or art. Of course, these aspects are sometimes intertwined, but the author’s considerations here concern primarily scandals related to art, both real art scandals and media scandals, their manifestations and effects. The underlying premise is that an art-related media scandal is kitsch in reverse - that is, a marketing action intended to help the functioning of the art market. Under the impact of provocations and media scandals, the system of art’s functioning is undergoing a profound transformation. Although scandals bring art (or at least some of its manifestations) into wider social circulation, it is an extremely trivial and superficial circulation; above all, it is not always adequate to the value of the art offering.
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