Quote by Charlie Haden

We're here to bring beauty to the world and make a difference in this planet. That's what art forms are about.

We're here to bring beauty to the world and make a differenc

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This quote emphasizes the purpose of art forms in making a positive impact on the world. It suggests that the primary aim of artists is to create beauty and contribute to meaningful change in the planet. Whether through visual arts, music, literature, or any other artistic expression, artists have the power to inspire, provoke thought, evoke emotions, and ultimately bring about positive transformations in society. This quote highlights the belief that art serves a higher purpose beyond mere aesthetic enjoyment by promoting empathy, critical thinking, and ultimately contributing to the betterment of the world we live in.

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