Should public money be spent on art?
Should the Arts support themselves instead of public money being spent on supporting them?
Why do schools fund sports over arts even though it's more likely for a student to get a job in the arts than in sports? Can art and popular culture influence politics? Do you think people will value art less in the future? Why? Why do people think art isn't important? Why do we appreciate art? Why do we make art? Did humanism influence renaissance art? What is the importance of art in humanity? What is the importance of art in human life? What's the relationship between arts and philosophy? Is consumerism the same as doing charity except that it drives business, generates employment not to mention the advances in scientific research? Why would you buy art? How does a country benefit from funding research? Is modern art still important today? If so, why? Why does music have a greater emotional impact than visual art when we are predominantly visual beings? What part of the brain is responsible for art? How does art marketing work? Humans have spent so much money and time making high quality movies. Instead, why don't we spend all that money for the betterment of humanity? What are the benefits of a liberal Arts education? Are there any nations where consumers spend more money on education than entertainment? Can art change the world? What is modern art's role in society today? Could art change the world? Can making money be viewed as a passion? Why is art not important? In general, what do you think about art? What are the arguments in support/protest to exhibiting fine art replicas in museums? How is art marketable? Why aren't all books and research papers in science in a free public use? Why should anyone pay money for them? Shouldn't it be illegal to sell that kind of books and papers for profit? Why does society prefer to idolise movies stars and models over people who do great things, like scientists or humanitarians? How has religion affected art?