Dewey notes that the factors which glorified fine art arose from within the community of art itself, as propagation of false pride, and therefore only the community of art can topple the pedestal on which art now sits.

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John Dewey argued that the separation of fine art from everyday experiences and the glorification of fine art above practical arts were societal developments, not just propagated by the art community itself. He believed in reconnecting art with everyday experiences and that this reconnection should involve broader societal engagement, not just the art community.

Dewey Notes That the Factors Which Glorified Fine Art Arose