For years, community art was created by a professional for the enjoyment or education of a public group. How did the definition change in the nineteenth century?
• Community art was now also exhibited in museums
• Community art was now also created to spark a revolution.
• Community art was now also created to make a place beautiful.
• Community art was now also created by community members.
• Community art was now also created by community members.
Thanks !! i have another question:
An artist creates a mural that depicts the local species living harmoniously in their natural environment. This mural is an example of community art for which purpose?
• empowering the local school children
• educating the public about the natural environment
• sparking an environmental revolution
• blaming the public for their poor environmental practices