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    Art contributes to society by representing individual expression that is important for democratic societies, by engaging humans with ideas, and by providing opportunities for people to experience being independent through creative works.

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    Art contributes to society by representing individual expression that is important for democratic societies, by engaging humans with ideas, and by providing opportunities for people to experience being independent through creative works.

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    How does arts contribute to the SOCIETY as a whole?

    Art represents a form of individual expression that is a sort of bulwark for any democratic
    society.

    Art is a representative of human engagement with ideas

    To show our autonomy, to be able to be or become ourselves. Arts provide the opportunity to
    have the experience that we are independent human beings.

    A song or a painting may have been created for

    Art has this impact on changing minds and perceptions

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