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Ang komunidad o mga tao tumatanggap ng sining at sa pangkalahatan ay may kamalayang nag-aalala sa kanyang katangian sa paglipas ng panahon at espasyo. Ang pampublikong ay maaaring nakikilala mula sa isang madla, na ay ang mga tumatanggap ng isang likhang-sining sa isang naibigay na, tiyak na lugar at / o oras.

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