Sociological analysis of metallized art in capitalism

The capitalist economic and political order that determines the commodification of art has formed its own art trend. In this new order, capitalism created its own art by redefining and interpreting the rules of all art and adding an artificial value to art. The work, which is the most important thing produced by the artist, has taken the form of a very easy consumption object for the individual and society. Existing order and reference points have been replaced by material and measurable references. The artistic activities used by the opponents to express themselves before the opposition to the capitalist order are now rapidly becoming a part of the capitalist filter. The work, which does not make any sense in artistic terms, can be an important value in a capitalist order. The artist reads his work in the form of material facts and is as valuable as he makes it accepted. In the capitalist order, the work disregards the labor of the artist and is forced to exist as a commodity with its monetary value. This forces art and artists to push aside all their aesthetic concerns. In this study, artistic activities which are reinterpreted from the capitalist order and whose rules are redefined are discussed.