It's no longer art if it's for commercial purposes.
Those who have the courage necessary to become artists, and renounce the vulgarity of the world, will continue to do so.
Those who delude themselves into thinking they're creating anything while being employed in commerce, will be managed out.
The deep crevice where the two meet and manage to find compromise, will continue to be filled by wealthy, independent patrons.
Asking others to think and do as we wish is silly.
Ironically, if it's that important to you, why don't you start giving monetary support directly to artists? Changing one's own actions is more impactful than trying to change those of the many (and the prior is more likely to lead to the latter, than if one were to focus solely on the latter).
Those who have the courage necessary to become artists, and renounce the vulgarity of the world, will continue to do so.
Those who delude themselves into thinking they're creating anything while being employed in commerce, will be managed out.
The deep crevice where the two meet and manage to find compromise, will continue to be filled by wealthy, independent patrons.
Asking others to think and do as we wish is silly.
Ironically, if it's that important to you, why don't you start giving monetary support directly to artists? Changing one's own actions is more impactful than trying to change those of the many (and the prior is more likely to lead to the latter, than if one were to focus solely on the latter).