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Oct 27, 2020 · So asking what we would lose if we had no art perhaps shouldn't be answered piecemeal. That is, looking at individual examples of art will not teach us why art itself has value, and consequently what we would lose in its absence.
Feb 10, 2022 · Arts With Heart: Imagine All the Things That Would be Lost in a World Without Art. From Aminah Robinson to Vincent van Gogh to Winnie the Pooh, think of the inspiring and uplifting experiences we would miss.
- Mimi Brodsky Chenfeld
Dec 1, 2010 · The frailty of the human condition—and the cruelty of untimely loss of life—is one of art’s oldest and most enduring themes. Every year on December 1, we’ve reflected on this theme for Day Without Art, an international day of observance of the impact of the AIDS pandemic on cultural life.
May 26, 2011 · We are faced with cataclysmic food, fuel and water issues if we do not address our reliance on a carbon economy. But are we sparking the creative thinking to find new technologies and new ways to work with nature? We have a dramatically changing population that is shifting the demographics of voters, students, workers, and leaders.
Feb 19, 2022 · Well, everything that falls under artistic creation or creativity is an unconscious expression. With that being established, let’s look at 5 scenarios if we stop producing art. No expression for our creative selves – Art is the language of unconscious emotions.
- Shivam Khandelwal
Aug 1, 2020 · We need the things you create more than you know. If you don’t realise how important you and your makings are, then envision a cosmos in which art simply does not exist.
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We are undergoing a trauma that we can’t fully comprehend. Denied our favorite sources of fun, we have also been robbed of the resources of meaning and community they represent. Much discussion of the coronavirus’ impact on the arts has focused on economics, on the dire effects on box-office revenues and business models, and on our roles as ...
