isn't this just a specific case of instagramification? it's all about social esteem/validation and not actually appreciating the art (or vista, architecture, cu

isn't this just a specific case of instagramification? it's all about social esteem/validation and not actually appreciating the art (or vista, architecture, culture, or anything else). most folks wouldn't otherwise get anything more out of seeing the mona lisa in person than from a (high-res) photo. maybe there's some value in seeing it in context, but an art book is likely more informative and thought-provoking, since it can delve deeper into why one should care in the first place.