Art as showcase in the context of consumption culture

Consumption culture, which has developed since the industrial revolution in the 19th century, has reached and influenced many masses with the mass media used by advertisements. The phenomenon of consumption now has become the state of promise status and identity to a particular class. Modern consumption due to industrial development; It has found its place in cities, markets and showcases. The showcases using the language of the advertisement support this situation. Showcases appear as areas where the cult works of the period are exhibited. Cultural codes representing every age find their place in the showcases of that period. Showcases are areas where the signs of the age are exhibited and have an important place in cultural memory. Many artists who have made consumption their own problematic, have made the showcases the subject of their works by considering them both conceptually and formally, and have used the showcases as an exhibition area and examined this situation.