I’m no artist, but boy is their work ever impressive; and the art
at this exhibition was of no exception. The entire city was lit up from
head-to-toe, covered with the most intriguing pieces of art I have seen. Videos
were being projected onto buildings, actors imitated artists’ depiction of
human-life, and even raw meat was put on display.
You’re probably saying to yourself, raw meat, really? How on earth is
that art? I too would
have the same first reaction; however, this experience transformed the way that
I define art, and the appreciation I have for it. Art is so many things – it is
unique; it is limitless; it is a symbol of human-creativity; it is a part
almost everything we do. With this being said, it is awfully hard to judge what
is and what isn’t artwork; therefore, why must we judge at all? Instead, we
should be grateful for the fact that it encourages diversity.
For
those of you who are passionate about freedom of expression, I think it is
important that you support artists, since their work is a product of this ability.
So, get involved with the art community, whether or not you’re the next up and
coming Leonardo da Vinci. Toronto art exhibitions.
Feel free to share what art means to YOU. Do YOU think you
appreciate art as much as you should? Cheers!
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