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Hey I would like all of you to know that Art is something that is all around us and that is why it is recommended that you should experience art in some way or the other! Okay just do one thing, just look at pavement artists sketching out their pictures in chalk. Don't you think that this day to day activity is a huge talent in itself? But what is the artist getting in return? Just few dollars. I know that the money that he will get for this work is not enough to pay him back for his talent. But you can't help it!

The country is full of all kinds of talents, buy no one recognizes its true wroth. That is why these talented people are paid less amount of money. A majority of us have been to Paris and the "Montmartre" district where such talented artists set their easels on the pavements doing quick caricatures and become a subject of talk for everyone who have a look at them. That is talent!
Some of them are so unique and unusual and a lot of them are sand sculptures which feature in the Canary Islands and I am sure other places. And the scenes that are crafted by these brilliant artists range from all kinds of scenes be it biblical scenes to dragons with real fire breathing out of there nostrils. When we see these pictures, we actually experience this piece of art in front of our eyes. We should thank those artists for making us aware of such divine art! Mosaics too are very interesting and colorful!

Art is a kind of innate drive that seizes a human being and makes him its instrument. To perform this difficult office it is sometimes necessary for him to sacrifice happiness and everything that makes life worth living for the ordinary human being. - Carl Jung
Similarly the posters that we see in our day to life are a piece of art only. Somebody has to design them so they are thought provoking and catch the eye. So we experience art everyday!
Andrew Kuntz, once said “I find working with glass meditative, almost therapeutic. I can leave the world behind, and focus... The simplicity of form, the drama of rich, intense color, the joy of challenge, and the challenge of endurance... The piece, when it is over, is not what is made, but how it is made.”