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I think that all people are artists.
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The speaker expresses the belief that creativity is not limited to a select group. Saying “all people are artists” treats artistic ability or expression as something shared by everyone, rather than reserved for those who formally identify as artists or produce recognized works.
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- Dartmouth College-hosted interview with Heri Dono by Larry Polansky (1997)
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