Blurred Lines: Inside the Art World

Blurred Lines: Inside the Art World (2017)

2017 • 1h 24m • TV-PG
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6+Apr 23, 20171h 24m
Director: Barry Avrich
Language English
NMTW 60% Mixed
1 nomination

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Age rating: 6+
MPAA rating: TV-PG
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60% Mixed
Length: 84 min

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A leading art expert describes the modern art world as "the wealthy showing off their wealth." But is that the whole story behind this billion-dollar industry? Barry Avrich's documentary offers a detailed look at the art world's economy, from creation to sale, examining the roles of curators, gallery owners, collectors, donors, auction houses, and artists themselves. The film reveals the intricate and often surprising system that fuels famous artists and high-priced sales. With exclusive access to industry figures and honest comments from artists like Damien Hirst, Julian Schnabel, Taryn Simon, and Marina Abramovic, *Blurred Lines* explores how the art world exists both independently and within the constraints of the market.

Alternative title: Blurred Lines: Inside the Art World
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Language: English
Awards: 🏆 1 nomination
Director: Barry Avrich
Type: Movie

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