Art to be democratic through mass production says Kent
H W Kent, secretary of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, predicts art will become democratic via mass production and universal education. He argues this enriches national life and stresses contemporary design over modern art, with art aligning to everyday living and sincerity over artifice.
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