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1 art United States Art in the United States is highly valued as a platform for cultural expression and individual creativity. 24
2 art Europe Europeans highly value and appreciate various forms of art, prominently displayed in galleries and museums. 18
3 art Eastern countries Art in Eastern countries is heavily influenced by tradition, cultural heritage, and spirituality, using traditional techniques and symbolic elements. 16
4 art Western countries Art in Western countries values individual expression, creativity, and a wide diversity of styles and subjects. 16
5 art Japan Traditional Japanese art forms are highly valued for their simplicity and harmony, and art as a career is respected in Japan. 14
6 art Australia Art in Australia incorporates indigenous art, natural landscapes, and cultural preservation which is supported by the government and commercially successful. 10
7 art France France values traditional art and provides significant support for art education and public funding for the arts. 10
8 art Brazil Art in Brazil encompasses diverse influences, vibrant colors, and is seen as a legitimate career choice. 9
9 art Italy Italy has a strong tradition of supporting and critiquing historical and individualistic art with public funding. 9
10 art African countries Art and artwork in African countries have deep cultural and spiritual significance, serving practical and ritualistic purposes. 7
11 art Asia Traditional Asian art forms hold great value in family and cultural heritage in Asia. 7
12 art Pacific Islands Art in the Pacific Islands serves as a form of cultural expression, reflecting traditional beliefs and spirituality through a variety of traditional and contemporary mediums. 7
13 art Aboriginal Australian culture Aboriginal Australian art is closely connected to storytelling, spiritual beliefs, and cultural traditions. 6
14 art European European art is traditionally characterized by classical paintings, displayed in galleries and museums, and influenced by colonial expansion. 6
15 art East Asian culture Art in East Asian culture is influenced by nature, spirituality, and traditional techniques. 5
16 art Western art culture Traditional Western art culture emphasizes realistic representation, individualism, and faces challenges in funding and education. 5
17 art Africa African art encompasses diverse traditional and modern styles, prioritizing cultural preservation over commercial value. 4
18 art Renaissance Europe During the Renaissance in Europe, art primarily focused on religious and classical themes and was supported by wealthy individuals and institutions. 4
19 art art community Art is valued for its aesthetic and emotional expression, self-expression, and innovation within the art community. 4
20 art Indigenous Australian communities Traditional Indigenous Australian art reflects cultural stories, traditions, and strengthens connection to land and ancestors. 3
21 art Indigenous cultures Art in Indigenous cultures is rooted in tradition, spirituality, and community rituals. 3
22 art Iran Art in Iran is constrained by Islamic traditions, limited government funding, and conservative criticism. 3
23 art Amazonian tribes The art of Amazonian tribes is expressed through body painting, tattoos, and traditional crafts. 2
24 art Ghana Art in Ghana is closely linked to cultural traditions and heritage, and is viewed as a valuable and viable career choice. 2
25 art Kenya In Kenya, art is regarded as a potent force for social change and addressing historical injustices. 2
26 art Ancient civilizations Ancient civilizations integrated art into daily life through rituals, cave paintings, and petroglyphs. 1
27 art French French art is appreciated for its aesthetic beauty and emotional expression. 1
28 art Global Artistic expression is diverse and influenced by traditions, beliefs, and values across global cultures. 1
29 art Japanese art culture Japanese art culture is known for its historical simplicity, asymmetry, and minimalism. 1
30 art Japanese culture Japanese culture emphasizes precision, discipline, and harmony in artistic expression. 1
31 art Remote African Countries Art in remote African countries is a collective expression of cultural identity, passed down through generations and encompassing diverse forms such as carving, painting, and textiles. 1
32 art Scholarly Art is studied in scholarly contexts for its historical, political, and socio-economic influences. 1
33 art Soviet Union Art in the Soviet Union was frequently utilized to promote socialist realism and glorify the state and its leaders. 1
34 art art critics Art critics evaluate art based on symbolism, technique, and historical context within culture. 1
35 art cultural enthusiasts Art is a highly valued and essential form of expression and creativity in preserving and understanding a society's cultural heritage for cultural enthusiasts. 1
36 art historical global Art and culture historically have included cultural artifacts taken during colonial expansion. 1
37 art optical illusion culture Art frequently incorporates optical illusions as a deliberate technique to challenge viewers' perceptions. 1