J.F. Martel

Reclaiming Art in the Age of Artifice
A book by J.F. Martel exploring the distinction between genuine art and mere artifice in contemporary culture.
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Jake FosterFirst to rec“JF Martel opens the syllabus with an engaging, fun, insightful, and accessible essay/critique/call to action revolving around a particularly contemporary framing of art (and what is “not-art”, i.e. artifice). While Martel isn’t exactly in the lineage of critical theorist squarely, his work opens the conversation by providing a shared lexicon of terms and phenomena that will remain useful throughout the rest of the syllabus.”
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Eric Heiman“This book is a bracing call to action in an age where artifice disguising itself as art is pretty rampant.”
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