The sellout of the Art Gallery of Ontario strike and the subordination of art to the financial oligarchy

The month-long strike at the AGO provides a case study regarding the extent to which the capitalist class will go to subordinate the livelihood of workers and all aspects of social life, including culture, to the insatiable needs of the profit system.

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