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Art is a concept that encompasses many things. Most generally speaking, art is something that humans have developed that interacts on many levels of being. Often, art is an aesthetic and/or sensory expression of some aspect of the human experience. This can take a visual form (painting, sculpture, pottery), it can be auditory (music), or mixed (cinema, the written word).

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	'''Art''' is a concept that encompasses many things. Most generally speaking, art is something that humans have developed that interacts on many levels of being. Often, art is an aesthetic and/or sensory expression of some aspect of the human experience. This can take a visual form ([[painting]], sculpture, pottery), it can be auditory (music), or mixed (~~cincema~~, the written word).		'''Art''' is a concept that encompasses many things. Most generally speaking, art is something that humans have developed that interacts on many levels of being. Often, art is an aesthetic and/or sensory expression of some aspect of the human experience. This can take a visual form ([[painting]], sculpture, pottery), it can be auditory (music), or mixed (cinema, the written word).