Smart Lecture: T.J. Clark, "Capitalism without Images"

T.J. Clark gives a public lecture in this installment of the Art History Department's Smart Lecture Series. Co-sponsored by the Society of Fellows in the Liberal Arts.
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[@echovocating]

the way he's lit!

[@diegol.4664]

what does he mean that consumerism has self-critique built into it?

[@youthbloom]

Do you think this guy smokes cigs?

[@kevingregory-evans2904]

Is Capitalism in crisis? Is Capitalism really in continual crisis? Are we really in 'late' Capitalism? With such a bleak view of the Modern I can see why someone would run towards desperate alternatives such as Socialism. Just because you have a hypothesis and can argue that hypothesis quite convincingly that doesn't mean that your hypothesis is valid or more valid than other opinions. I found this lecture full of foreboding - not helped by the lighting at the lectern - I wonder if that was on purpose.