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“If everything is art then nothing is art.”
“If everything is art then nothing is art.” Do you agree with the quote?
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“If everything is art, nothing is art” reflects a perspective that suggests the value or uniqueness of art lies in its distinctiveness or special nature. By implying that everything can be considered art, it implies that art loses its distinctiveness and becomes indistinguishable from everyday objects or actions.
It’s important to note that the concept of art is subjective and can vary depending on individual perspectives and cultural contexts.
The question of what is considered art and how it is valued is open to interpretation and can vary greatly. Some people may find meaning and value in a wide range of objects and experiences, while others may have more specific criteria for what they consider art. It’s a complex and ongoing discussion that continues to evolve with time and cultural shifts.
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