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Originally Posted by garinda
Er...no it won't.
If there's a market for what they produce, in the real world of commerce, people will be prepared to but it.
As stated earlier, there was no publicly funded arts in Renaissance Italy.
Or indeed in nineteenth Britain. When this country produced some of are most creative art and design. All funded because what they produced, people were prepared to fund by actually purchasing it.
Throwing tax payers' money at things some numpty has decided is 'art', doesn't mean it has any artistic merit, or worth.
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er yes they will- combined and visual arts funding has been cut across the board in many universities, causing the future of the courses to be in question. These are all as I mentioned before.
I am open to changing my opinion, it isn't set in stone, so was wondering what specific art and design you are refferring to.