 Dewey believes that there have been no winners in this development: art is concealed or “wrapped”, to follow the terminology of contemporary Deweyan, Richard Shusterman (Shusterman 1992), in a realm of its own separate from people’s everyday needs, values, and attitudes. To achieve a genuine aesthetic experience required leaving this everyday package behind and entering the confined settings of the museum and other institutions of art. In Dewey’s view, the resulting discrepancy between aesthetics and more mundane areas of life is not restricted to theory. It has “deeply” affected 