Is the government wasting money on art?

Before getting into the question itself, lets analysis the Art. What is the Art and why we need it or don’t?

When we say art the first and foremost thing comes to most of peoples’ mind are pictures on the wall or portrait of Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci:

But art more than that. You can find art in the almost every where and every stage of your life. These all things you see down there are also considered art:

Alright we’ve determined what is art. That’s cool. But do we really need those? Well it depends. Maybe you’re not the fan of Painting, but let’s be honest almost everyone love concerts, listening musics and spending time in the cinema with their friends or family.

And there are truckloads of people who are valuing the arts. And when there is demand there is should be supply. So government provide you what you want. That’s the goal of government.

But seriously why we need it? Are there any scientific proofs to desire of human for arts?

There is evidence art-based interventions help healing process. In the numerous cultures people to be a witness for this and nevertheless pursue.

In some states words are insufficient to demonstrate ourselves. So we need another methods, thus, intelligent creatures like human come up with art. Art helps people to express themselves with different ways.

Art relief stress, increase our self-awearness, allow us to be open new ideas and experiences.

In conclusion, Art is not a waste of money or time.

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