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Art Is Much Less Important Than Life, But What A Poor Life Without It. Since ancient times philosophers and artists struggle to discuss about what, in fact, art is. According to Webster’s Online Dictionary, art are “the products of human creativity.” [1] To such wide definition we can class anything as art that comes out of imagination of individuals. Everything that exist has its origins in human mind. That is why art is crucial part of our lives, because it is some piece of us, and as Robert Motherwell once said “what a poor life without it.” Firstly, art is necessary in life, as it helps us to deal with everyday ordinariness. George Bernard Shaw once said, “Without art, the crudeness of reality would make the world unbearable.”[2] Many people would probably agree with him. Coming home after hard work we would like to take some rest. Therefore we go to cinema, theatre, some exhibitions, or simply stay home and read some book. All these are art; they have come out of ones imagination. While doing such things we can relax, escape from harsh and so cruel everyday life. Secondly, people need art as they have a want for aesthetics. We often seek for opportunity to do something. Some of us write poetry, paint, create fashion art, life, people, without, exist, while, time, things, take, simply, said, read, pleasure, part, paintings, out, once, need, make, lives, imagination, human, home, helps, furniture, favourite, everything, everyday, even, because, around, aesthetics, about, write, world, work