Zolberg: The art Object as social process

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Zolberg: The art Object as social process Source: V. Alexander Sociology of the Arts…(2003), p. 63. Note: Week 4 cancelled due to snowstorm.

Last Lecture: Participants in art worlds -- Creators/artists art Mediators Audiences/publics/consumers

Changing views about values of art can lead to changes in the status of the artist, artwork & the social institutions & publics that support them Beaune Altarpiece

Beaune altarpiece-open

Beaune Altarpiece--closed

Artistic Value Preciousness of materials? Unique, original? Limited quantities (death of the artist) Degas– Bronze Casts Degas– Bronze Casts

Unique artists, unique art works (individual) vs Unique artists, unique art works (individual) vs. social construction of art/artists (Zolberg) Example: Problem of Multiples negotiating artistic values in context of new technologies new ways of thinking about connections between the artwork and the “aura” of the artist Walter Benjamin-- “work of art in the age of mechanical reproduction”

Maya Lin’s Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial

Maya Lin’s Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial

Vietnam Women’s Memorial

Vietnam Servicemen Memorial

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