I don’t understand the message (art displaced by advertisement and publicy agencies?) but certainly it looks nice. Like the traditional celebrations in Southern Peru and Bolivia sponsored by Coca Cola.
There is an artistic trend called “kitsch” (it is defined as a superficial artistic form) … the advertisements in the picture have certain attributes that place them in the “kitsch” category … in the imaging context, that message appears (put there with another purpose), which assures us that “God Save The Art” … could be interpreted that God will protect us from “kitsch” … and I hope that he will also protect us from Coca Cola (which is not very healthy)! š
I don’t understand the message (art displaced by advertisement and publicy agencies?) but certainly it looks nice. Like the traditional celebrations in Southern Peru and Bolivia sponsored by Coca Cola.
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There is an artistic trend called “kitsch” (it is defined as a superficial artistic form) … the advertisements in the picture have certain attributes that place them in the “kitsch” category … in the imaging context, that message appears (put there with another purpose), which assures us that “God Save The Art” … could be interpreted that God will protect us from “kitsch” … and I hope that he will also protect us from Coca Cola (which is not very healthy)! š
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