Description

What does it really mean to call ourselves “artists,” and who gets to decide? This thought-provoking book explores the cultural, historical, and philosophical forces that shape artistic identity—examining how creativity is defined, valued, and institutionalized across different contexts. Through a clear, research-driven approach, it traces the tensions between individual expression and social expectation, asking what we gain—and what we risk—when art becomes a label. With Jessica Lack’s incisive, accessible style, the book invites readers to reconsider the assumptions behind the word “artist” and to see creativity as a dynamic, contested practice rather than a fixed role.

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paperback

Particular Books

Published Nov 21, 2017

384 pages

ISBN: 9780241236314

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First Published

2017

Language

eng

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