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How does visual art, e.g. drawings actually convince one to change their opinion? After all, isn't it just a drawing?

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Why do a lot of artists have mental illnesses?

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How is paper made from trees? Because of advanced technology today, is traditional ways of making paper still used or are there more "advanced" ways to make paper?

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Why do Sharpies have such a distinct smell? What material used affects it?

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Do all art pieces need a backstory or a reason?

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When looking at an art piece, can it trigger some people to think of stories for the art or a moving picture in their minds of the art -piece?

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Can different shapes evoke different meanings or emotions like colours do?

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What colour does a person most match to?

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How do artists communicate with people who don't speak the same language?

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Can colours and art trigger different emotions for different people?

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What colour combination is the best.

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Who actually decides if something is "art"?

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What makes people call all art effortless even though they never make art themselves?

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How do the colours we are wearing affect how people see us?

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How do artists get their work published in a gallery and how decides if it does?

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Why do visual arts have flouvours and tastes but forms of art that you can hear have textures along with tastes and flavours

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If someone made an essay an art piece, would it be more persuasive?

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Why do certain artists have psychological problems and issues? What is the cause of this? Does it happen after they start drawing or did they have them before, making them want to do art?

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How does the first form of art ever created compare with modern forms of art?

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Do people commonly relate a colour to a taste?

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How many ways has art been used in the modern world?

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How can a confusing artwork still deliver a similar, clear message to crowds?

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Does Art have a mood?

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Why does the colour blue tast like candy floss but sound so sour like a lemon?

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What was art like in BCE, and how does it differ from modern art? Did they even create art? What did they consider art and would we still consider it art today?

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Can colours suit a person more than someoe else.

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How did the art form of propaganda get so many volunteers in the war? How did it relate more to feelings and is it in ways more relateable than some of the famous art pieces?

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Adding on to Emilys, how can art be made persuasive?

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Why are some ppieces of art 'worth' millions of dollers when other less famouse peoples art only sold for a dollar? are less famouse peoples art really less valueable

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When someone "hears" or "tastes" art

is it like anything they've done before?

And even if it was real people could very easily lie to gain attention or popularity. To the people who hear colour is it like someone whispers in your ear the colour "green"

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If somebody cleared out their room and then replaced all their unnecessary belongings with art/ art supplies, would they feel more joy?

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Do the same painting painted by different people, cost more than each other?

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How do forensic artists artists draw and sketch only based off features?

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Why is some one of a kind artwork considered more rare than another artwork if they both only have one made?

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How come todays civilisation only aware really aware of famous artists from our past, and why do we know so little about common great artists. Will this be similar in the future, where in 100 years people will know lots about famous artists today?

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Can any writing be original if there is always a book out there with a similar theme?

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why do people think of colours as emotions like blue is sad when blue is also the sky on a clear day, fresh blueberrys picked strait from the little shrub out in your back yard?

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How do art pieces and artists become so famous and valuable?

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How can art spread awareness or address issues?

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What leads art to increase in value; is it who made it, it's age, or the artwork itself?

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How does someone become a 'famous' artist? How does someone gain recognition for making 'good' art when art is subjective?

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Past a certain threshold, can art not be considered "art" anymore?

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Who are the most famous modern artists?

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How did it become so that certain colours are related to feelings or other human senses? Was it pure intuition or did someone decide this?

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How can you "own" art, or how do you "patent" your art.

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What makes people want to do art?

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What qualities does modern art have to contain to be considered "modern art"?

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What colors have what moods?

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Some people only consider paintings done by famouse artists from the Victorian era art where as today there art millions of artists brushed aside and told that they arnt good enough?

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What are the differences between modern and olden day art and is it generally accepted by the public? If not, what makes the general public not agree?

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Why isn't poetry written by many more people?

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Why do people relate certain colours with certain feelings?

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How does the psychology behind colour and shapes affect how a viewer views the art?

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Who decides wht counts as art

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What colour suits what person?

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If an artist passed away, is it ethical or allowed to copy their art since they cannot disagree?

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Why do parents consider at to be an "unstable carreer"?

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Is it scientifically proven that art can calm one down? What happens to dopamine or energy levels?

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If things like designing clothing or architecture is considered art, then isn't anything that is designed and created by humans technically art as well?

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What makes an artwork antique, special or priceless such as the Mona Lisa?

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What is triggered in the brain when someone sees a specific colour in an artwork, and what emotions are evoked from this?

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Why do so many people trace others art oor use ai to make art?

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Why were most famous artist a hundred years ago male?

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Why don't people who do not enjoy their jobs decide to create and sell art for money instead?

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What makes art "good" or "bad"? does it depend on how well known the aritst is or the colours they used?

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Is art actually helpful to people, or is there no point of being an artist at all?

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Some art museums do not allow photograph with flash, but why? How does it actually damage the art even if it is protected by glass?

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How did some works of art survive mass travesty events, such as world wars, and were these artworks protected as valued artworks or simply survived it without deliberate preservation?

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Why is writing concidered art?

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How does one know if an art piece is a replica or the actual one?

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what techniques do artists use to give their creation more feeling and texture

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When people analyze art, was it actually the artist's intention to create deep symbolism, or are people just overthinking a simple art piece?

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Who decides what art is valuable

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Are artists more observant of their surroundings because of their jobs? Is this proven scientifically or just a myth?

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How much art do we walk by in our lifetime without realising the significance?

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how do people determine whether the art is painted by the original artist or a fake

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What are some of the mental health benefits from looking or making art?

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How do artists actually identify art without any clues? Does studying an artist allow you to identify their own unique techniques?

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Does making or practicing art in your free time improve your joy?

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Do people go and see famous pieces of art because it is truly good or just because it is famous?

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If writing is considered art would braille also?

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If you are not naturally talented at art, is it still possible to become extremely good at it, or is it an innate skill?

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how does art affect how we feel?

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Is there any actual research to back up that art can improve mental health?

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Why can some people hear or taste paintings and sketches?

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What is the purpose of art?

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Who decides whether a painting is good or not? For example, if art is made by a lesser-known or younger artist, will people see it differently or not take it seriously?

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What do art consultant's do?

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If most art is original and unique, is any art actually unique?

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How come some abstract pieces that are just a mix of random colors made by famous artists sell for millions of dollars, while art made from children and ordinary people that look much better don't sell at all?

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How can precious art be preserved without actually damaging or changing any part of the piece?

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Can art change the way peole think

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Can art be a reflection of someones personality? Such as if they pour their emotion into making it.

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when time affects artworks does it make it priceless or worthless

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How much effort does it really take to get anyone to notice your art? How much creativity does it take to make art that stands out from the rest?

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If different types of art affect the brain in different ways, how do various types of media affect people of various age groups or race?

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Can art improve mental health?

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How are some random objects considered art? Are different emotions evoked from this/people perceive the art differently, or is there really no meaning behind it?

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When a some art works erode overtime is it discarded because its eroded? or do they keep it.

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why is the mona lisa so famouse