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I took no money to make art, but my woman backed me up on it and I want my children to see their father happy.
— Jason Momoa
When the arts are eliminated, children get bored and tired of school. When the arts are included, children's imaginations are allowed to run wild.
— T Bone Burnett
The arts teach children that problems can have more than one solution and that questions can have more than one answer.
— Elliot W. Eisner
Fools with bookish knowledge art children with edged weapons; they hurt themselves, and put others in pain.
— Johann Georg Ritter Von Zimmermann
There are only three forms of high art: the symphony, the illustrated children's book and the board game.
— Brian K. Vaughan
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[children]can thus learn the art of loving and know truly that when they think a thought they release a tremendous power or force in space.
— Peter Tompkins
The genius of art finds sanctuary among children and madmen to survive.That is who we are.
— Marilyn Manson
Art is a place for children to learn to trust their ideas, themselves, and to explore what is possible.
— MaryAnn F. Kohl
The essence of art is to recapturel the fantasy and the imagination of a child again, but without the innocence of a child.
— Romare Bearden
Start a program for gifted children, and every parent demands that his child be enrolled.
— Thomas A. Bailey
Art is the child of imagination and gives life.
— Mirka Mora
Give children kindness, presence, and respect to help them develop a deeper sense of empathy. The art of seeing and meeting others as they are.
— Iben Dissing Sandahl
The arts teach children that in complex forms of problem-solving, purposes are seldom fixed, but change with circumstance and opportunity.
— Elliot W. Eisner
Great children's books are wisdom dipped in words and art.
— Peter H. Reynolds
No one should ever imitate the style of another because, with regard to art, he will be called a nephew and not a child of nature.
— Leonardo Da Vinci
There can't be art without risk. It's like saying No Sex, and then expecting there to be children.
— Francis Ford Coppola
I consider writing as a fine art. We kill it by imposing the alphabet on little children and making it the beginning of learning.
— Mahatma Gandhi
When the spirit of child's play enters into the creative process, it's a wonderful force and something to be nurtured.
— Joni Mitchell
I'm not the type to turn to drugs and alcohol, but I do have a profound devotion to art and music - and children.
— Rosanne Cash
You want to know how I think art should be taught to children? Take them to a museum and say, 'This is art, and you can't do it.
— Steve Martin
I'll fight a man with three children and a nice house any day over a man that's living out of a car.
— Art Briles
LEFTISTS EAT THEIR CHILDREN: The poets, artists, and radicals are murdered first once the "revolution" actually comes about.
— A.E. Samaan
Chemistry: that most excellent child of intellect and art.
— Cyril Norman Hinshelwood
All great art originates from the innocent child within us expressing itself through the wisdom, experience and skill of an adult.
— Richard Schmid
Write as an audience member. Write what you want to see, feel and hear.
— Carol Hovsepian
People of art should never get married and have children, because it's a selfish experience.
— Mikhail Baryshnikov
I'm right now standing inside Hamilton-Selway Fine Art as an artist, as a philanthropist, as a child of God, and more importantly as a human being.
— Steven Jackson
It was bad enough that these creatures had children and art; that they might also have vision was too dangerous a thought to entertain.
— Clive Barker
