We Need Men's Art.

Despite the fact that many in the postwar American art world embraced self-expression and experimentation, it turns out the efforts to really get under the hood of something called creativity—which also encompassed ideas like “creative ability,” “the creative personality,” and “the creative process”—were primarily driven by a concern not for art pe

So given the confusing state of masculinity, it probably won't surprise anyone that when researchers studied the last words of suicidal men, they found the two most common words used were "useless" and "worthless."

When we ask “what do we do with the art of monstrous men?” we are putting ourselves into a static role—the role of consumer. Passing the problem on to the consumer is how capitalism works.