Modern art has become 'clever, trivial, ironized, highly representational abstract, often silly' and has 'deliberately undermined its ability to engage deeply at an unconscious level through the power of visceral imagery and metaphor,' making art a vehicle of alienation rather than meaning.

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Speaker

Iain McGilchrist

Evidence Quote

“art which has become clever uh trivial ironized highly representational abstract um often silly in our world but has tended to undermine deliberately its ability to engage deeply”

Source

The Brain & Culture: A Symbiotic Relationship – Dr Iain McGilchrist— The Weekend University
Created: 8/11/2026, 1:20:06 AM

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