“Researchers have identified four factors that affect adult cultural preferences: values transmitted by family, values transmitted at school, child exposure to the arts and practicing an art form as an amateur. In general, tastes and preferences are believed to be set before the age of 20. (Kolb, 2001; Council of Europe, 1993; Leroy, 1980; Ford Foundation, 1974). Any measure taken to interest children in the arts is, then crucially important. It might be argued therefore, that reaching young audiences is the responsibility of everyone in the arts milieu. This means providing children with memorable artistic experiences.” Art gives people a special impetus and power that cannot be measured; a power to change society through its inspiration and through its emotional effect, to enhance what we do, to inspire people, to give them a vision, and make them feel part of a vibrant movement.