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Soguk Savasin sona ermesinin ardindan devreye giren yeni dünya düzeni, sinir tanimayan bir serbest ticaret rejimini uygulamaya koyarken, cagdas sanati da derinden etkiler. Sermayeyle birlikte dolasimi serbestlesen sanat, giderek dev küresel sirketlerin, korporasyonlarin denetimine acilir. Bu sürecte sanat da, sanat kurumlari da temelden dönüsür baska baska kentlerde subeler acan müzeler giderek magaza zincirlerini andirir, dev sirketlerin logo...

Stallabrass shows how photographs have become a vital weapon in the modern war: as propagandäfrom close-quarters fighting to the drone¿s electronic vision¿as well as a witness to the barbarity of events such as the My Lai massacre, the violent suppression of insurgent Fallujah or the atrocities in Abu Ghraib.

Contemporary art has never been so popular - but the art world is changing. Julian Stallabrass explores new movements in contemporary art, from the rise of super-rich private collectors, and increasing globalisation which has expanded a formerly Western-centric focus, to the advent of the artist as a 'brand'.

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Julian Stallabrass teaches Art History at the Courtauld Institute of Art, London. His books include Gargantua: Manufactured Mass Culture (1996), High Art Lite: The Rise and Fall of Young British Art (1999) Internet Art: The Online Clash Between Culture and Commerce (2003) and Art Incorporated (2004).

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Rabelais's tale the giant prince Gargantua is a vast and inescapable cluster of qualities and activities, his violence, greed and incontinence are incomparable. In the old giant's size, ubiquity, gluttony, vast knowledge and warlike nature, we can recognize qualities of our contemporary culture. In this brilliant polemic on our visual mass culture, Stallabrass argues that culture's status as a commodity is the most important thing about it, af...

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A scathing and incisive critique of the contemporary art world, in an updated new edition.

This work examines the rapid development of Internet art since its beginnings in the mid-1990s and discusses how it has been manipulated and advanced since then. The book looks at how the sophistication and number of works has risen, and what it means to the future of the art establishment.