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Art influences
society by helping people understand each other better. It can show different
cultures and emotions. For example, street art often talks about social
problems, and music can bring people together during hard times. Art
helps people express ideas in peaceful ways. Each culture has a different
history and values, and art shows that. For example, Indian art uses many
bright colors, while Japanese art is more minimal and calm. Art helps people
keep their traditions alive and share them with others. Art also brings people
together and makes them think. For example, a mural on a school wall can
make students proud and reduce graffiti. Art projects can also
help young people stay out of trouble and learn new skills. (122 words)
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Public art
makes cities more beautiful and interesting. It gives people a chance to think
and feel something while walking to work. It also shows the history or values
of the place. A sculpture in a park or a mural can become a meeting
point or a symbol. Art is also important in the workplace. Art pieces make
the space more welcoming and less stressful. Bright colors and nice
pictures can improve people’s mood. Some companies even have workshops
where employees paint or do crafts, which helps with team building.
Finally, art tells stories from different places and lives. When I see a movie
from another country, I learn about their culture and way of thinking. This
makes me more open-minded. Art is a bridge between people. (127 words)
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