The arts have been unfairly underestimated for quite some time through recent history. Many would argue that children don 't need it and that it 's a waste of time for adults. Few have a gift of talent in this area, with its rarity the decision to make art no longer a career pathway in school systems seemed to be not so hard to make for the officials of the school systems. However by taking away the arts as a career pathway it creates more problems than it solves. Three major problems taking away the arts creates is: lowered test scores, keeps students from pursuing careers they were made for, and can lead to a very bleak culture for our society.
Many studies have shown the improvement of test scores when students are involved in the arts. Over the span of two years a study was conducted in Washington on school children as they were further
Due to the budget cuts, lack of support, and disapproval for art as a whole it is no longer considered to be an acceptable
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Africa isn 't the only place where the culture thrives from art but also China, Japan, even here in the United States. Art is a way for humans to express themselves and what they stand for by helping them identify themselves with their ancestors and where they come from. In many other ways it helps develop people and allow them to create the society where they feel like they belong the most. Our society is trying to abolish the creative sounds of our artists , through doing this they start to deteriorate the vibrancy of our cultures. Many of modern day designs and artworks are very simple and inadequate pieces that doesn 't require a creative mind but simply a swipe of paint from a brush onto a canvas is worthy of hanging in an extravagant art museum. Our culture is slipping through our fingers and fading into simple 1’s and 0’s of the digital lifestyle, leaving behind the details of