How to pronounce “the act of creation” in English

trades on the fact that it looks as if it has been tipped out of a rubbish sack while making important philosophical statements about the nature of creativity, the myth ofthe artist-genius and the act of creation. In the case of artworks that most elicit a speechless “What the …?”, why does a museum choose to own them? And what are thegrounds for the visitor’s confidence in the museum’s judgment? The viewer's trust in the museum is the springboard for the museum’s educational mission. Trust is what makes the