Religious Art
There are many factors that have contributed to the diminishing popularity of religious art. Numerous dealers claim that the market for religious art is limited. According to Daniel Grant, religion in art is viewed as anachronistic and untenable in the context of modern art. Critics have argued that it is conceivably only permissible under the guise of Postmodernist strategy.
The concern of many art dealers and curators is the possibility of offense that possibly will occur in response to these arts. Religious art is often times seen as expressions of intolerance and extremism leading to a stigma associated with it that by supporting this art you are supporting these ideals. Due to this, many art dealers are not interested in taking a chance
The concern of many art dealers and curators is the possibility of offense that possibly will occur in response to these arts. Religious art is often times seen as expressions of intolerance and extremism leading to a stigma associated with it that by supporting this art you are supporting these ideals. Due to this, many art dealers are not interested in taking a chance