All Art Is Political: Even Rothko

The video explores the idea that all art is inherently political, using quotes from figures like Percy Shelley and Toni Morrison. It delves into the perception of abstract art, particularly Rothko's work, and how it challenges traditional ways of finding meaning. The discussion highlights the emotional responses elicited by abstract art and its potential political implications, especially in the context of historical events like the Cold War. The video concludes by asserting that creating art is a political act with significant consequences.

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