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"content": "Quiet a depressing article. The sub title should be \"how diversity destroyed contemporary art\" because this guy seems to have a problem with people of color making art about their experiences, which often is about how the powers have silenced them for centuries. He seems to prefer that they make art, but which is not political, which is safe for people like him, educated in Oxford, to consume.\n\nThe Painted Protest, by Dean Kissick\nhttps://harpers.org/archive/2024/12/the-painted-protest-dean-kissick-contemporary-art/",
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