In this capitalistic world, everything is monetized and art is no exception. Society, these days, is abuzz over a debate that the majority of artists are not adequately paid for their work. Hence, the government should intervene and pay them fairly so that their work could proceed unabated. I strongly believe that the government should bail out the under paid artist due to the following reasons.
The first and the foremost reason is my penchant for and personal inclination towards arts and artists. I am a great admirer and fond of art and therefore hold artists in high regards. Thus, I strongly advocate that the artists struggling financially must be assisted by the government. For instance, there are some European countries where the government has established dedicated agencies for the promotion of the artists which is indeed a great initiative.
Moreover, it is an established fact and a natural human phenomenon that our mental productivity is adversely affected by stress and worries. Therefore, it is imperative that artists facing financial woes must receive monetary support in order to relieve them of all the worries caused by the financial constraints. In this way, they would be able to flourish and thrive, which will consequently enhance their imaginative and creative skill and they would continue to inspire and influence others with their work.
Furthermore, a strong art sector would be an economic asset and spur business activity and growth. Therefore, by supporting and appreciating art and artist, government can enjoy a good return on investment in terms of tax revenues. For instance, there are various western countries which have an unrivaled reputation for their art sector, which contributes significantly towards the economic growth of such countries.
Therefore, on the basis of aforementioned reasons, it would be justified to say that government must lend a helping hand to struggling artists to promote and appreciate them, to foster creativity and to benefit from economic gains, art sector can offer.
In this capitalistic world, everything
is monetized
and
art
is no exception. Society, these days, is abuzz over a debate that the majority of
artists
are not
adequately
paid for their work.
Hence
, the
government
should intervene and pay them
fairly
so
that their work could proceed unabated. I
strongly
believe that the
government
should bail out the under paid
artist
due to the following reasons.
The
first
and the foremost reason is my penchant for and personal inclination towards
arts
and
artists
. I am a great admirer and fond of
art
and
therefore
hold
artists
in high regards.
Thus
, I
strongly
advocate that the
artists
struggling
financially
must
be assisted
by the
government
.
For instance
, there are
some
European countries where the
government
has established dedicated agencies for the promotion of the
artists
which is
indeed
a great initiative.
Moreover
, it is
an established fact
and a natural human phenomenon that our mental productivity is
adversely
affected
by
stress
and worries.
Therefore
, it is imperative that
artists
facing financial woes
must
receive monetary support in order to relieve them of all the worries caused by the financial constraints. In this way, they would be able to flourish and thrive, which will
consequently
enhance their imaginative and creative
skill and
they would continue to inspire and influence others with their work.
Furthermore
, a strong
art
sector would be an economic asset and spur business activity and growth.
Therefore
, by supporting and appreciating
art
and
artist
,
government
can enjoy a
good
return on investment in terms of tax revenues.
For instance
, there are various western countries which have an unrivaled reputation for their
art
sector, which contributes
significantly
towards the economic growth of such countries.
Therefore
, on the basis of aforementioned reasons, it would
be justified
to say that
government
must
lend a helping hand to struggling
artists
to promote and appreciate them, to foster creativity and to benefit from economic gains,
art
sector can offer.