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It may already be that art criticism as a genre has long ended, admitted on May 7, 1994 On Saturdays salon heroine, musicologist, too Days author Ingrīda Zemzare, during the interview. She had just published a book about the composer Tālivaldi Kēniņa Tālivaldis Kēniņš. Between two worlds. Who will say why the interviewing of Zemzare was not entrusted to another musicologist from Days – To Inese Lūsiņa – who could move the conversation into a more professional direction, maybe Inese had some urgent criticism to write.
“Market relations have taken over everything so much that criticism as an artistic genre has no meaning,” Zemzare explained the reason for the end of art criticism. “There is only advertising. And do what you want, I don’t like it. I know that the market is normal, that’s how it should be. But I have Latvian clarity. I don’t like the market. I can go through it to look at the autumn flowers. But in general I have this feeling – “let others do it”. I remember my grandmother’s farm, where nothing was taken to the market: there were animals, land, a lot of flowers… There was a huge apple orchard a dog was tied to a wire on a long chain at night, because
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