Art versus Entertainment, Draw a Line Between the Both (Graphics)

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In my opinion.....
Art is in the eye of the beholder. Which is a nice way of saying it’s whatever you want it to be.
Entertainment makes us feel good. It doesn’t surprise us; it meets our expectations. And that’s why we like entertainment: it coddles us.But the problem with entertainment is it leaves us unchanged. And we so desperately need to be changed, whether we realize it or not.

Art, on the other hand, transforms us. How? It wounds us — breaks our hearts, causes us to cry, and reveals our own inadequacies.
Art forces us to make a choice. It does exactly what we don’t expect, and that’s how it changes us.

  Which would you prefer?

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