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What Does Art Mean To You?
Genres: Documentary
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In a captivating exploration of youthful creativity and ambition, “What Does Art Mean To You?” delves into the lives of high school art students, each driven by their unique passions and talents. Through a dynamic montage, we witness their early dedication to diverse artistic endeavors, from photography and sculpture to theater and music composition.

As the camera delves deeper, we uncover the inner workings of these young artists' minds through a series of intimate interviews. Against the backdrop of their bustling creative environment, a central question emerges: why art? Their responses reveal a profound spectrum of motivations, from personal expression to societal commentary.

Yet, as aspirations collide with the harsh realities of a professional art career, doubts loom large. Through the lens of seasoned artists turned instructors, we confront the sobering truths and challenges of pursuing art as a livelihood. Is the dream of an artistic career a bold pursuit or a naive gamble?

Our journey concludes, with the insightful reflections of original inquirer. We witness a transformative evolution in the student’s perspective. As they grapple with their once elusive answers, they confront the ultimate question: do they still choose art, and are they prepared to chase their passion beyond the confines of high school?

In a stirring blend of introspection and inspiration, “What Does Art Mean To You?” offers a poignant exploration of the enduring power of art and the unwavering spirit of those who dare to create.
Studio: Lee Dalman
Producers: Lee Rulin Dalman
From: US
Produced In: US

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