Art, Politics, and Perception

This chapter examines the manipulated prominence of contemporary artists like Jackson Pollock and Andy Warhol, linking it to a broader agenda by influential entities to shape societal views on art. It further explores historical political dynamics in Russia, focusing on the role of Jewish participation in the revolutionary period and the press's influence on public sentiment. The discussion raises critical reflections on the evolution of media narratives and the ongoing challenges in reconciling artistic integrity with political agendas.