Some modern artists receive huge sums of money for the things they create, while others struggle to survive. Governments should take steps to resolve this unfair situation. To what extent do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

It’s widely known that each form of expression could be called “

art

”.

Thus

, talking about artworks doesn’t mean to reduce the circle only to paintings and sculptures. Since the humanity has born, it has started to express its feelings and fears through graphical representations. Over time, the

art

concept has changed a lot, following human evolution and

consequently

conforming to different schools of thought. So, it’s easy to understand that

art

covers a wide range of places and fields.

For instance

, an

artist

could be a craftman, a jeweller, or a stylist or

also

a muralist.

Hence

, it goes without saying, that each kind of

artist

has different opportunities to achieve success and to earn the right income. Indeed,

first

of all, it depends on his skills and,

secondly

, on how much time he has spent to acquire them. In fact, to become a master a person has to work harder than “normal” people, and the only way to reach

this

goal is to believe in what you’re doing and to put the own soul into every piece of

art

.

This

makes you an

artist

. Unfortunately, as in the past, even in the current day, for an

artist

, it’s not a piece of cake, to provide the money to carry on his activity and to support his lifestyle. My grandfather was a sculptor and he always said that, to don’t suffer hunger and to get out of anonymity you should be talented.

This

was the only way to find someone who could believe in him deciding to support his

art

. Indeed, he thought that it would have been better if

this

benefactor had been the government, because it should sustain people who are talented and don’t have enough money to improve their skills and to become a master. According to me, the world needs talented people and so they should

also

be supported to avoid the “brain drain” from countries who are not able to help them to express their

art

to others which have a long-term vision.