Fine art is meant to make statements about society and life using the chosen artistic medium. Artists like Paula Rego and Jenny Saville use their art to address contemporary issues like illegal abortions and the human form. Fine art should provoke meaningful feelings and reflect the world we live in, as seen in the works of Ken Currie examining culture and Damien Hirst's controversial piece "For the love of god".

1. What is Fine ArtFine art is the end result of a creative process were artists using their chosen medium make statements, apply reference or ask question about society and life.

2. Artist Paula Rego makes a statement about the suffering caused by illegal terminations in her country.

3. Jenny Saville using paint and the human form to create fine art about contemporary issues

4. Art should be incensed with meaningWhen we look at art it should give us coherent feelings that otherwise we would not have felt.

5. Ken Currie reflecting a violent and brutalised culture

6. paintings concerned with how the human body is affected by illness, ageing and physical injury;

7. If art cant tell us about the world we live in, then what use is art other than it being a commodity for the rich?

8. Damien HirstFor the love of godCosting £14 million to produce, the work went on display at the White Cube gallery in London at an asking price of £50 million,