How does art travel these days? What effects might this have on modern art?

from a chemical point of view, time really does change art. Mediums darken, some colours fade and the support material adjusts. The biggest change is that we the viewer are placing on the art piece. Sculpture may be physically worn away by our caressing, leaving the intended platina polished back to a different colour.

Art influences society by changing opinions, instilling values and translating experiences across space and time. Research has shown art affects the fundamental sense of self. Painting, sculpture, music, literature and the other arts are often considered to be the repository of a society's collective memory.

Art travels these days by social media with people posting their art on apps like Instagram and Twitter this will inspire a lot of other people to make art which makes a lot of good new art go into the main stream but this could also have a negative affect by a lot of bad art going in which can lower the artist confidence

The answer is c, natural poses (known as the shift in weight or contrapposto) and detailed anatomy--both of which were unheard of before the Greeks. The Kaori statues (the rigid statues in early Greek art, highly reminiscent of stylized Egyptian art) have the perfected aspects, and balance and restraint were not as huge a focus as the natural look of the later statues. Humanism in the culture really pushed art to portray humans as they were.