Do we need classic art in the 21st century as a form of entertainment

From the very beginning, the 21st century has been almost synonymous with technological development and the digital. Though
this
allows for advantages
such
as a much more globalised and interconnected society, the question arises: Where does
art
fit in and do we need it?
Firstly
, I think that
art
is very important. Since prehistory,
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thousands of years ago, humanity has steadily produced and consumed
art
.
In addition
, the appearance and subject matter of artworks have changed
its
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role as a crucial aspect of humanity has remained constant. Another advantage is that
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after the pandemic has only emphasized the importance of
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creation and consumption in our everyday lives as we seek increasing forms of entertainment and escape.
On the other hand
, the internet and social media have presented a wealth of possibilities for all fields.
Also
,
art
in a digitised world has made visual culture much more accessible
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global audiences and has provided a new platform for the promotion of
art
and artist. One disadvantage of it runs the risk of desensitizing us by overwhelming and
oversaturing
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oversaturating
our corpus of
art
experiences.
To sum up
, I think that technology can provide new
art
opportunities and challenges and it is a balance of
this
that needs to be addressed for
art
to fully flourish and make its desired impact.
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