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This lesson introduces why ethics matters in art by showing that artistic choices are never made in a vacuum. Artists, curators, critics, and institutions all make decisions that affect people, shape public culture, and carry real consequences.

Students will learn the difference between artistic freedom and ethical responsibility, why good intentions do not erase harm, and how ethical thinking can improve both the making and the reception of creative work. The goal is not to restrict art, but to give learners a practical framework for recognizing stakes, asking better questions, and making more responsible choices.

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