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1. Expensive street art
2. Complex art of dignity
3. Universal language
4. Young and talented
5. Mysterious girl
6. Strange pictures
7. Story inspired by a girl
8. The first in its kind

1. Banksy has got glory and fame by hiding. He gives away his graffitis to the city anonymously. Banksy started painting in the most unsuspected places one could imagine. But fame took his works to the galleries. The interest for his paintings increased quickly over the years. The artist confessed that this enormous success was a failure for a graffiti artist. That’s why he should go back to the streets again not to make his public skeptical about a false advertising strategy.

2. The more people learn about great art and its creators, the more mysteries they unfold. Girl with a Pearl Earring is one of the most famous paintings around the globe. It is also called “the Dutch Mona Lisa” and “Mona Lisa of the North”. Despite all the theories, nobody seems to know the identity of Johannes Vermeer’s girl in this famous 1665 painting. It’s possible she never existed in real life, but on the other hand she still draws enormous crowds of viewers.

3. Ed Sheeran is a famous English singer and songwriter. He was born in 1991 in Halifax, England. He began playing guitar at a young age. Soon he started writing his own songs. He began recording music in 2004. Sheeran drew attention to his online performances. And just some time later he sold millions of records and won Grammys for hits like “Thinking Out Loud” (2014) and “Shape of You” (2017).

4. Alice in Wonderland is one of those stories that everybody knows. Lewis Carroll self-published his manuscript. When Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland came out in 1865, it was a real blockbuster success. Alice’s character was based on a real-life girl whose name was Alice Liddell. This little girl asked Carroll to tell her a story on a boating trip in Oxford and that was when he came up with the idea for his book.
5. Ever since different cultures appeared, there has always been a place for rhythmic sounds that can influence our feelings. In different ages this special form of expression has existed. Music is a language that is universal. It's what happens when we listen to music that really matters. Music captures our emotions and experience in a unique way that gives us a better understanding of our inner world and everything that surrounds us.

6. The Nickelodeon was the first theater in the world exclusively devoted to showing motion pictures. It was opened on June 19, 1905 in Pittsburgh. Harry Davis and John P. Harris created it. They transformed an empty store into the world’s first movie theater. The name was based on the cost of a ticket (a nickel) and the Greek word for theater (odeon). The theater was a stunning success all across America.

7. The idea of ballet dates back to the 15th century of the Italian renaissance. Noble people attended prestigious events involving dance, music, and a huge celebration. A ballet performance may include a variety of costumes, scenery, and even lighting.Some ballets have no plot and rely on the motion of dancers to create different images and various emotions. These features ultimately make ballet what it is: an art.