...[T]he world of art -- now mediated by a bureaucratic megastructure that is impersonal, increasingly powerful, and potentially sinister -- has become dangerously overinstitutionalized. This is no mere wild statement. Anyone who wishes can observe that at this point the art world pretty much divides up between those who manage and those who are managed. It is hardly an original observation to state that culture in postmodern society is increasingly "administered" -- transmitted and controlled by means of corporate-management techniques, public relations, and professional marketing. -- Suzi Gablik, Has Modernism Failed? [p.13]