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Which roles do artists perform? Choose all answers that are correct. A. Some artists document and preserve the artist's view of the world. B. Some artists create a message through images and symbols. C.
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Which roles do artists perform? Choose all answers that are correct. A. Some artists document and preserve the artist's view of the world. B. Some artists create a message through images and symbols. C. Some artists create a mood or show us new ways of seeing things. D. Some artists design simple and plain functional buildings or objects.
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Thank You So Much for the answer!
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a,b,c,d are the right answers. trust me i`m a artist myself.
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