Art Contemporary And The Legalities

By Ross Faulds

We all know that art contemporary is the ultimate way to express yourself freely. With the limitlessness of art contemporary, it is inevitable that some artists may take the boundaries a bit too far.

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If you wanted to be stereotypical, you would think that all artists are leftist, extreme hippies; that's not the case. Artists come from different walks of life and use the art contemporary form as the ideal way to express themselves.

However, art, an eternal way of communicating your views to the masses, will always be used for over-the-top preaching, political activism and provoking the thoughts of others who try to enforce their own ideas onto you. This is inevitable, as long as artists are allowed to express themselves as freely as they want to. Rebellious artists may go too far sometimes, and we can all think of examples of this, but I feel that we can't really do too much to remedy this problem. The only way to sort out the troublemakers would be to put limits and boundaries into art contemporary, and that can never be allowed, otherwise the foundations of art contemporary itself would collapse overnight.

Art contemporary exemplifies the idea of true of self-expression. If some people do express the wrong ideas, or if they produce works that insult or cause harm, then the authorities should deal with these problems individually. Laws shouldn't be created in art world; that would render the idea of real art contemporary impossible.

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Self-expression is Art contemporary. Sometimes, artists take that definition too far, but let us all remember not to let a tiny minority spoil it for everyone else. Don't let them have a negative effect on the beautiful work of many.

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