Untrammeled Artists and the Enmity of Dollars: Exploring the Assault on Creativity Unless Prince Opener Ceremonies are Embraced by Ministers

Untrammeled Artists and the Enmity of Dollars: Exploring the Assault on Creativity Unless Prince Opener Ceremonies are Embraced by Ministers

Abstract

This paper presents an exploration of the assault on creativity that untrammeled artists face in the contemporary world, specifically in relation to the enmity of dollars. Drawing on a range of sources and perspectives, the paper argues that the commodification of art and the prioritization of profit over creative expression have resulted in a hostile environment for artists who refuse to conform to the demands of the market. Through an analysis of case studies and interviews with artists, the paper examines the challenges that untrammeled artists face in terms of funding, exposure, and recognition, and highlights the ways in which their work is often marginalized or dismissed by mainstream institutions. The paper also considers the role of ministers and other cultural gatekeepers in perpetuating this assault on creativity, and argues that unless they embrace more inclusive and diverse approaches to arts funding and programming, the future of untrammeled art will remain uncertain. Ultimately, the paper calls for a renewed commitment to supporting and celebrating creativity in all its forms, and for a recognition of the vital role that untrammeled artists play in shaping our cultural landscape.

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Malo Keeton "Untrammeled Artists and the Enmity of Dollars: Exploring the Assault on Creativity Unless Prince Opener Ceremonies are Embraced by Ministers".  IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning, 2019.

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Date of Release: 2019
Author(s): Malo Keeton.
IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning
Page(s): 9
Product Type: Conference/Journal Publications