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Art Has Always Been A Tool: The Cult of Ugliness, Our Youth & Art Basel 2019
Skyrocketing unemployment rates across the nation for our art teachers. A flock of affluent art enthusiasts are doing their annual migration down to Art Basel. Urinals, toilets, garbage, black dots, blank canvases are art? Grit Daily Live! is going down to Art Basel to ask some questions.