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Louis Althusser's 1970 essay “Ideology and ideological state apparatuses” is arguably the most influential and important document in contemporary critical practice and its theory. In one way this is puzzling, for the essay contains almost nothing that can be recognized as an argument.
In this chapter, I want to look at what is meant by the claim that art is ideological, and to review some of the work on the theory of ideology in general and the analysis of art in particular in order to try to arrive at an adequate understanding of art as ideology.
10 Ιαν 2011 · But modern Western societies have been witnessing such radical changes in the forms and content of art, and questions about what to include or exclude from the category of art arise so frequently, that they obtrude in any sociological analysis of art.
Institutional mediation defines the work of art in the terms of its own ideology, controlling the legitimate discourse on value and meaning in art. In a society where everything is instrumentalised and heteronomously defined, autonomous art performs a social critique.
21 Μαρ 2024 · Ideology in art refers to the set of beliefs, values, and ideals that are reflected in artistic works. It encompasses the underlying principles and assumptions that shape the creation, reception, and interpretation of art. Ideology in art can be explicit or implicit, overt or subtle.
Art as Ideology Part of the task of a Marxist art history ought to be to reveal the work of art as ideology. (Clark 1977a, p. 3) The major focus of critiques of traditional studies of literature, art and culture in general, from Marxists and sociologists, has probably been the task of exposing the ideological nature of art. 1 A
first definition is: art is "knowledge" in a nonconceptual form and shares with science the fact of being bound to the laws of social pro-cesses, of being an "essential phenomenon" (Lenin). (2) Art is distinguished from science by the mode of its appropriation of reality; the key concept here being that of aesthetic form. Only
