Some people believe that every human can create art. Other people think that art can only be created by people with special talents. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

Nowadays a considerable number of young
people
are trying to express themselves in an
art
form. Many
people
seem to think, that
art
can only be created when one is born with certain
talent
. Some
on the other hand
think that constructing
art
is an activity for everyone who is willing. In
this
, essay both views will be discussed in detail.
First
of all, there are
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to prove that genes do influence the innate abilities of a person. When you see 2-
5 year olds
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in reality shows like, '
Indeas
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Ideas
India's
Got
Talent
' and 'Dance India', you are forced
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believe that they have some inborn
talent
. They are gifted with that
talent
. They certainly have more natural aptitude than others in certain areas. Other well-known examples
also
can be cited here. Who has not heard of the achievements of
people
like Mozart and Einstein?
Secondly
,
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side with those who feel that anyone can create pieces of
art
.
Art
, in my opinion, is to enjoy and to enlighten our lives.
Consequently
, as long as
people
are having feen in
art
activities, talents do not really matter in my view.
Moreover
, even if we do not have
talent
or special skills by nature, we can always make efforts to acquire them and become better at doing it with full of passion as
people
say practice makes perfect. To sum up, both
talent
and hard work have a role in creating
art
. Both are
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inextricably
linked. The nature vs nurture debate has no clear-cut answer and will never have.
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