The conception of morality as an art, which Christendom once disdained, seems now again to be finding favor in men’s eyes. Its path has been made smooth by great thinkers of various complexion.

In a time of global moral upheaval, the art market would do well to take a deep look in the mirror and make a determined change in the right direction. Art and morality go hand in hand. A good artwork ...

Constance Grady is a senior correspondent on the Culture team for Vox, where since 2016 she has covered books, publishing, gender, celebrity analysis, and theater. The first thing you notice about ...

It’s a longstanding problem, but it bears repeating, this time in words from Denis Dutton’s The Art Instinct: “Arts encounters with morality and politics are made difficult by the fact that ...

Others think the moral character of the artist has no bearing on the worth of the art. In his essay ‘The Death of the Author’, the French literary critic Roland Barthes argues that a book and ...

Here on my screen was the distillation of a peculiar American illness: namely, that we have a profound and dangerous inclination to confuse art with moral instruction, and vice versa. As someone ...

In it I clarified the difference between legal, ethical, and moral considerations, and examined the ethical struggles I experienced as an art therapist contracted to provide expert witness ...