I think it depends what you interpret as art. Is it the exhibits in the Tate modern or the Louver? Or is it the design and culture that we see everyday? ; From a bin to the magnificent architecture of buildings like Buckingham Palace. Society is shaped by the ideas and thoughts of everyone in it, this includes art. I think art is "doing a thought" it is someone's ideas shaped into the language of our mind and put on a page, wall, sculpture, or object this could explain why there are so many ways to interpret a piece of art. Art is so important in society, it is an example or our creative nature; which in its self is responsible for most things we see and use today; without it, culture, society, and history would be very different, if not completely ruined. Art is interesting!!!! It gives people a common ground for conversation. It can create debates and express new ideas and opinions.
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The main purpose of art is so that people will be able to express themselves however they want to (freely) without anyone telling that they are wrong and their opinions are wrong.
In my opinion, the most famous place of art is painting. We can look at the art of Monoliza. This is the most famous picture in the world. Some people think that there hidden a secret message on Monoliza.
The purpose of art is sending or sharing historical events or messages.
Pop art did not critique post-war culture. Conversely, it used what was popular in society as a medium for art.
because they did not contribute to society.
For the Neoclassicists art was thought of as a mirror turned on society.
He marked the first traces of transition from Middle Age art to Renaissance.
The first mathematical system of painting perspective