Posts contrast past revolutionary artists with contemporary mainstream risk-aversion, praising artists “standing strong” and resisting “authoritarians.” Common phrases: “Artists and musicians... used to be revolutionaries,” “risk averse, sheepish,” “Corporations can’t grow a pair.” One post quotes Nina Simone: “An artist’s duty, as far as I’m concerned, is to reflect the times.” A separate post asserts “Modern Art was CIA PsyOp.”
Created 3 days ago • 11 documents • Range: 12/28 7:26pm – 12/29 1:02am"Artists and musicians (even major, mainstream ones) used to be revolutionaries. Not afraid to take risks, take a stand. Now they’re all risk averse, sheepish. What happened? For instance, Nina Simone was a rockstar and revolutionary. She once said “An artist’s duty, as far as I’m concerned, is to reflect the times.” She did that, paid the price often, but kept at it. "
Modern Art was CIA PsyOp
"Artists and musicians (even major, mainstream ones) used to be revolutionaries. Not afraid to take risks, take a stand. Now they’re all risk averse, sheepish. What happened? For instance, Nina Simone was a rockstar and revolutionary. She once said “An artist’s duty, as far as I’m concerned, is to reflect the times.” She did that, paid the price often, but kept at it. "
Only the compromised are allowed to grow.