“Avant-garde and kitsch“, an early essay by the once almighty US art critic Clement Greenberg, defined kitsch as “ersatz culture” manufactured for the urban masses … who, insensible to the values of genuine culture, are hungry nevertheless for the diversion that only culture of some sort can provide. But for this definition to make sense [...]
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