Many governments today allocate significant portions of their national budgets to the
development and protection of arts. I think this is necessary and governments should not
curb art budgets, although it is vital that more money is spent on education, as well.
(42 words)
Decreasing public financial support for art would definitely leave normal people with little
or no access to original fine art pieces. High art is immensely sought and supported by the
private sector in most parts of the world, with art galleries and agents investing heavily in
famous professional artists so that they can sell their works to wealthy private collectors.
Therefore, if the government stops investing in this sector, there will practically be no
paintings, sculptures or other forms of art available for ordinary citizens to enjoy, which
can not only diminish their pursuit of beauty and perfection, but also leave them more
depressed and passive, even vulgar. (108 words)
However, education plays a crucial role in the development of a country. More educated
and skillful citizens can contribute greatly to a country’s progress since its industries,
healthcare system and defense capabilities rely mostly on its progress in different fields of
science and technology, which in turn requires skillful teachers, advanced computers and
better-equipped laboratories. This means that the more money is spent on educational
facilities and equipment and the more budget is allocated to supporting students and
educators, the more likely it is for a country to develop. (87 words)
In conclusion, I think governments ought to maintain their financial support for arts while
increasing education budgets, ensuring both continued access to fine arts for their citizens
and sustained development for their countries. (33 words)
Many
governments
today
allocate significant portions of their national
budgets
to the
development
and protection of
arts
. I
think
this is necessary and
governments
should
not
curb
art
budgets
, although it is vital that more money
is spent
on education,
as well
.
(42 words)
Decreasing public financial support for
art
would definitely
leave
normal
people
with
little
or
no access to original fine
art
pieces. High
art
is
immensely
sought and supported by
the
private sector in most parts of the world, with
art
galleries and agents investing
heavily
in
famous
professional artists
so
that they can sell their works to wealthy private collectors.
Therefore
, if the
government
stops
investing in this sector, there will
practically
be no
paintings, sculptures or other forms of
art
available for ordinary citizens to enjoy, which
can not
only
diminish their pursuit of beauty and perfection,
but
also
leave
them more
depressed
and passive, even vulgar. (108 words)
However
, education plays a crucial role in the development of a
country
. More
educated
and skillful citizens can contribute
greatly
to a
country’s
progress since its industries,
healthcare system and defense capabilities rely
mostly
on its progress in
different
fields of
science and technology, which in turn requires skillful teachers, advanced computers and
better-equipped
laboratories. This means that the more money
is spent
on
educational
facilities and equipment and the more
budget
is allocated
to supporting students and
educators
, the more likely it is for a
country
to develop. (87 words)
In conclusion
, I
think
governments
ought to maintain their financial support for
arts
while
increasing education
budgets
, ensuring both continued access to fine
arts
for their citizens
and
sustained development for their
countries
. (33 words)