Paradoxically, such significance is sometimes attributed to objects neither supposed as art, nor especially intended to be perceived aesthetically – as an example, votive, devotional, commemorative or utilitarian artefacts. Furthermore, aesthetic pursuits could be eclipsed by doubtful funding practices and social kudos. When combined with celebrity and dangerous forms of narcissism, they will egregiously have an effect on creative authenticity. These pursuits can be overriding, and spawn merchandise masquerading as art. Then it’s up to discerning observers to identify any Fads, Fakes and Fantasies . There is no typically agreed definition of what constitutes art, and its interpretation has diversified…