Are arrays in C# always objects?

Question

My background is in other languages where arrays are created and accessed by index ( array[0] ) without being treated as objects, and I could swear I've seen this done in c++ or c# somewhere.
in particular, the
int[] array = new int[5];
rather than
int array[5];
is throwing my brain for a loop.
So... are arrays always objects in c# or is there a 'simple' context as well?

Answer 1

They are objects, and they are pasted by reference, almost everything in c# is a object because is an OO language.

Answer 2

There are reference types and value types in c#. Arrays are reference types. Any subclass of object is a reference type.