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there is intersectionality within systems of domination. Anyone can be a delinquent if the institutional system wants you to be.

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A ruling state has two types of systems (apparatuses) that work in tandem to rule the people.

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In this world, there are total institutions (places that control everything in the lives of those who live inside them).

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Critique exists in something other than itself

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There is a debate between those who believe that art must have a deeper meaning in order to be good, and those who don’t.

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Art is accepted and validated as art according to reception.

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Contemporary art that questions society by contradicting, opposing, or questioning what society classifies as art is Modern Art. It is a contradiction.

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The Prison System (Think school to prison pipeline). We are never free from imprisonment.

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Ideas that permeate and rule in society. Indoctrination comes through established teachings from the institution in power.

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there is an inherent undying power dynamic between inmates (those being held) and staff (those in charge of looking after inmates).

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Staff will always be in control of inmates.

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Staff will always be in control of inmates.

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(Idealogical State Apparatuses)- Learning institutions that rule through ideology.

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(Repressive State Apparatuses)- Organized institutions that rule through violence

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ISA’s teach the ideology that the RSA’s rule by. RSA’s make sure people abide by the ISA’s ideology by physically restraining those who don’t.

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ISA’s teach the ideology that the RSA’s rule by. RSA’s make sure people abide by the ISA’s ideology by physically restraining those who don’t.

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Critique of natural law (birth given rights)

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Critique of natural law (birth given rights)

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Critique of a Government’s ability to govern

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Critique of a Government’s ability to govern

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Art with deeper meaning that is not propaganda.

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“fetishitic art” art made specifically for aesthetic value.

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Indignation against intellectual art has elements of censorship.

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Indignation against intellectual art has elements of censorship.

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Art is correlated to a collector, not the artist.

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Art is correlated to a collector, not the artist.

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the introduction of new concepts and ideas within art.

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If you asked yourself this question, then it is likely Avant Guarde.

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Culture has always been paid for by those who suffered and were excluded by it.

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Culture has always been paid for by those who suffered and were excluded by it.

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Why should more accessible art be deemed inferior?

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Why should more accessible art be deemed inferior?

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Every artistic movement has a countermovement.

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Every artistic movement has a countermovement.

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The desire to get rid of any movement can only be realized through a new image.

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The desire to get rid of any movement can only be realized through a new image.

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Art is most politically effective when outside the art market. 

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Art is most politically effective when outside the art market. 