There are several historical examples of art doing this. The Renaissance led to several works of art that influenced subsequent advancements in the sciences, religion, and society in general. Propaganda art has also been influential throughout history and you could say that modern media continues to influence perspectives by advocating in favor or against specific viewpoints.

Art can change how we personally see ourselves and our surroundings. Art can help evoke emotions that change our perspective of a specific event or memory for example. By learning about other people’s experiences and/or emotions, art can help us develop different perspectives and allow us to see our own experiences in a different light. This has helped make the world larger, more diverse, and more interconnected.

I think so for sure, because the arts also heavily influences your culture, and also your culture heavily influences your values. 
So, in a way, yes, directly and indirectly.

• What do you think art is? Art can be anything

• Can a work of art have meaning of which the artists themselves are not aware of? Don't talk to me about work of arts.

• Can a work of art have meaning of which the artists themselves is unaware of? 
Yes, same as a book

• Can art change the way we interpret the world? Yes.  


Yes, because art is basically up for anyone's interpretation. It may not be the message the art is the artist is trying to portray but everyone has their own way of interpreting art, so it can have a separate message.

• It depends on different perspectives, some art may change the world for some people but others may not.

• Yes but only if you allow it to.

• It depends on how you view art as a whole.

• What do you think art is? It can be many things. I think it's in the hand of the viewer rather than the person that's made the art.

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Can a work of art have meaning of which the artist themselves is unaware of? Yeah, I think so I kind of links to literure in this idea ofeaf of the author, but once like it's out of the auth's hand or utter's hand it is up to that person to put their own personal ideas on.

• Can art change the way we interpret the world? 
Yeah, definitely. I think it can change our viewpoint and perspective on certain things. 

• What do you think art is? Um, art is a creation. 
It's kind of like the it's the process, it's a creative process. usually has an end point, um, but it's kind of the the creative processes of an artist and can have a little whole range of different medium. Maths is art.

• Can a work of art have meaning of which the artists themselves is unaware of? 
Yes, I think. I think that is the intention of art, is it not to have meaning for a different people? People interpret in different ways. 
Everybody sees something different.

• Can art change the way we interpret the world? Um yes. 
I think so. Um, don't what you want me to exemplify that? Um, I think, uh, from the standard of traditional art gives you an insight into kind of what's happening at a time and history and place, but it also can give you different perspectives that can be very inspirational towards kind of investigate change the way you think of it or approach things, maybe music, yeah.

• What do you think art is? I think art can look a lot of different ways, depending on the artist and a form of arts, but I think it's to a certain extent a form of creative expression.

• Can a work of art have meaning of which the artists themselves is unaware of? Yeah, I think everybody finds their own meaning within a piece of art.

• Can art change the way we interpret the world? I think so, yeah.

• What do you think art is? I think an expression of emotion, creativity. I think probably art is whatever the person is creating it wants it to be. 
I don't think there's any definition necessarily of what it's meant to be.

• Can a work of art have meaning of which the artists themselves is unaware of? Definitely, because I think it's open to interpretation of the person that is looking at and experiencing the art. 


• Can art change the way we interpret the world? I think that's a very broad question. I think it's probably about actually how do you interpret things and there does therefore does that impact how you interpret the world? 
I don't necessarily know if art itself does, but maybe it's the interpretation of it. 


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Who determines what art is valued, and on what criteria?

Art is valued by the society. Art’s value depends on a person's cultural and historical background-Mr.Morgan

Do you think art is important, and why/why not?

Yes, art is important because it’s part of being a human. It helps us express feelings, ideas, and creativity-Mr.Morgan