In the first reading of this book, we framed the social and political dynamics of the art an music worlds with three considerations. The first two were 1) which forms are most important, 2) who decides this? What was the Third?

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The question asks about the framing of social and political dynamics in the art and music worlds, focusing on the first two considerations and asking for the third. 
Option 1: 'Who decides who gets access?' This option engages with the distribution and gatekeeping aspect—addressing who controls entry to venues, markets, and visibility, which is a central third dimension after identifying important forms and the decision makers. 
Option 2: 'How do artists become famous?' While relevant to fame and reputation, this topic is more about reputation formation and markets rather than the structural third consideration that complements the forms and access question in the framing described. It narrows the broader political dynamics to a celebrity pathway rather than systemic access or power structures.
Option 3: 'What does the government say about art?' This question introduces policy or state discourse, which is often a factor, yet in the framing described, the third consideration typically centers on the mechanisms of access and control rather than solely governmental stance, making it a narrower or secondary angle.
Option 4: 'Who can pay the highest price for an artwork?' This focuses on market dynamics and value, which, while important, emphasizes economic valuation over the distributional power and decision-making processes that determine access, thus not aligning with the core third consideration described.
In summary, option 1 directly complements the first two questions by addressing the locus of decision-making about access and power in the art and music worlds, which is the logical third dimension in such a framing. The other options shift focus to fame, government discourse, or market price, which are related but not the primary third consideration described in this reading framing.

ARTEDUC 1600 SP2025 (17707) Lecture Quiz 14

In the first reading of this book, we framed the social and political dynamics of the art an music worlds with three considerations. The first two were 1) which forms are most important, 2) who decides this? What was the Third?

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