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Using public money to purchase works of art is unacceptable since not everyone will appreciate the importance and value of such pieces of art, especially in Singapore where the arts are not heavily valued and accentuated

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It is unacceptable for public money to be used for the acquisition of works of art as Singapore is a fast paced society that does not place emphasis on the arts, as a result it would be more beneficial for the public for public money to be used on resources that will help citizens such as healthcare.

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It is acceptable for public money to be used for the acquisition of works of art as arts serves as a conduit to raise awareness of pertinent social issues thus galvanising support for the oppressed and shining light on social issues. Especially since there are many taboo topics that cannot be discussed in Singapore's conservative society, this issues another potential platform for one to raise their concerns.

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In Singapore’s multi-cultural society, it may be inappropriate to use public money for acquisition of works of arts as people from various cultures and communities may have different tastes on art therefore it is hard to acquire artefacts that can satisfy all.

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It acceptable for public money to be used for the acquisition of works of art as it serves as therapeutic function in helping one to distress and seek solace in our Singapore's competitive and fast paced society.

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It is unacceptable for public money to be spent on acquiring works of art as the money should be spent on more important needs such as healthcare, to cater to Singapore’s ageing population

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The use of public money for acquisition of works of art is acceptable as having a diversity of artworks can allows Singapore citizens to appreciate other country’s culture and maintain its multicultural identity.

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it is unacceptable for public money to be used for the aquisition of works of art as Singapore is a country that places a huge emphasis on STEM. Hence, most of the population is unlikely to have the time or interest to visit these works of art.

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Singapore places a strong emphasis on promoting and supporting the arts as part of its cultural development and nation-building efforts in ensuring that our citizens are well-rounded and develop greater appreciation for the arts, showing that it is acceptable for public money to be used for the acquisition of works of art. Singapore is a face-paced society, that is very results driven. As such we prioritise work over anything else, leading to citizens pushing aside the arts and it's importance. Singapore does place an importance in art to ensure that our citizens are aware of the works of art and the benefits they provide for the society so as to build a better nation.

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In Singapore’s society where the basic needs of citizens are met, it will be acceptable to use public money to acquire works of art for further moral engagement and enrichment.

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The use of public money to be used for the acquisition of works of art should largely be unacceptable in our society as Singapore is a society where many people would not have the time to appreciate the new works of art, undermining their value.

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The usage of public money to purchase works of art in Singapore is acceptable given that it helps support the small local arts industry in the Singapore, developing and encouraging the creation of more works of art in sg

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It is acceptable for public money to be used for the acquisition of works of art when it is used to educate the public and also for their enjoyment, especially since Singaporeans do not have many opportunities to appreciate the arts.

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It is acceptable for public money to be used for the acquisition of works of art when the art serves significant value to strengthen the culture and history of the country. This is especially important for country like Singapore,  which is in the urge of creating a cultural identity due to the lack of culture.