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The following is beautifully stated by Professor Wayne Gallops, Professor of Music Education at Radford University, Radford, Virgina. For art to be art it must be a reflection of our human condition. This is because art is ultimately a subjective communication of emotion usually emotion affected by or in response to the conditions in which the artist and the subject find themselves. Paradoxically, art very often becomes a casualty of the very social conditions it tries to reflect. One of the most insidious examples of this in our contemporary society is the obsession for competing that has permeated all venues of our society, including our artistic environment.

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