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started reading 'Aesthetics and Politics', a series of essays and debates by Theodor Adorno, Walter Benjamin, Ernst Bloch, Bertolt Brecht and Georg Lukács about art and culture during the World Wars.

as fascism is on the rise, i've been reflecting on which artistic movements will be the 'champions' for fascism in the 21st century, and which movements will be vehemently against it. are we already at that point where we need to start thinking and writing about these things? or can we hope that the fascist tendencies in politics and tech are a disgusting blip in our contemporary history and it'll wash over with the next administrations?

as a side note, i fear crypto art may be considered in retrospect as the face of fascism as it stands now.

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Crypto used to be so cool, now what is left to us from that utopia? a Blackrock ETF? 🙄

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