Question

Should art be for art's sake or for life's sake and what does that mean? eassy 150 words

Answer 1

An artist uses his ideas, creativity and perceptions to create art. It is for sure for life's sake why he does that. It is to express himself, to create something out of nothing, to take creativity to another level and evolve from every creation you do.
Nevertheless, the are some artists that do art for art's sake, that happens in order to get some money from the lifeless creation. For example; it is easy for a celebrity to paint something just for art's sake and then sell it for some good amount of money. 
That perception is surely wrong, but we have to admit that this mentality exists. It is cruel to see someone striving for money and not dedicating himself and his creativity to his life.
It is both a medicine and a release of thoughts and emotions to create art for life's sake. It means you are capable of pushing the limits in order to create art, which is both a beautiful thing and a way to show yourself that you are limitless. 
You cannot create something perishing in beauty unless you don't truly want it. It is true that beauty stands in the eye of the beholder, but if you are devoting your soul into your art, there are chances that your creation would not be seen as bad; unless you choose to do it for art's sake and not for your life's sake.