Art can transcend politics and messages, or is our response always conditioned by the political context within which we experience art?

Please write a 4 page essay that answer to the prompt questions Do you think that our response to art can transcend politics and messages, or is our response always conditioned by the political context within which we experience art?

follow this guidelines.
Essay 2: Three Sources

Readings:
-Goldbard, A. (2001). Memory, money, and persistence: theater of social change in context. Theater,
31(3), 127-137.
-Seabrook, J. (2009, August 10 and 17). The price of the ticket. The New Yorker, 34-43.
-Winegar, J. (2008). The humanity game: art, Islam, and the war on terror. Anthropological Quarterly,
81(3), 652-681.

Guidelines:

1) A thesis that responds directly to the essay question
2) Support for your thesis, including at least one quotation in each body paragraph
3) At least two body paragraphs in which you link one quotation from two authors
4) Good use of quotations.
5) Minimal sentence-level errors
6) Good paragraphing

Assignment:
In her essay “The Humanity Game,” Jessica Winegar argues that art is not beyond politics; the people who select works for presentation in museums and galleries often do so to promote a particular message that may not accurately reflect the context within which the works were created. Arlene Goldbard and John Seabrook probably would not deny that the arts can be used for political ends, yet both writers also suggest that we can experience art on an individual, emotional level where there does not seem to be any political message influencing us. Using examples from all three essays, address the following: Do you think that our response to art can transcend politics and messages, or is our response always conditioned by the political context within which we experience art?

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