Blurred Lines: Inside the Art World
Genre=Documentary
country=Canada
Director=Barry Avrich
Liked It=253 votes
Sarah Thornton wrote a book called Seven Days in the Art World, and this film pretty much follows the trajectory of that book. The film looks at the various players in the art world whom we don"t normally think of as entities that are interrelated. but of course they are: museums, galleries, collectors, auction houses, artists themselves. I"ve read Thornton"s book. she also appears in this film. and I enjoyed both it and this film. Yes, certainly, there are things you may know (eg., much modern art is all about its value as capital) but the points made about such capital, pro and con, are played out on the screen without heavy disapprobation; the film merely points out things as they are and get you to think on them.
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