Anchoring on the project of modernity, Clement Greenberg argued that what saved art from its decay is its capacity for self-criticism. He took this self-referentiality as his basis for what he thinks art should be – art should be something that… Read more: Painting beyond Painting

Central to the argument of Montesquieu and Hume is the value of taste in aesthetic judgment – in a sense, taste is the judgment provided by our sensation to what is beautiful, pleasing, pleasurable or the other way around. Theorists would… Read more: On Taste and TikTok

In the third installation of art as imitation – Walter Benjamin has politicized art as it was emancipated from its cultic value, it has received exhibition value that would ultimately democratize art. Art is no longer for art’s sake rather it… Read more: BTS and the Inferno of the Same