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ART CRITICISM

ART CRITICISM. DESCRIBE ANALYZE INTERPRET JUDGE. DESCRIBING AN ART WORK. Note key facts--the size, medium, and the process used to create the art work. *Info can often be found in the“credit line”

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ART CRITICISM

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  1. ART CRITICISM DESCRIBE ANALYZE INTERPRET JUDGE

  2. DESCRIBING AN ART WORK • Note key facts--the size, medium, and the process used to create the art work. *Info can often be found in the“credit line” • Identify subject matter, objects, and details within the art work. *Not all works have subjects(Non-Objective Art). • What elements are used in the art work? • Be objective.

  3. Jaques-Louis David. “Napoleon.” Oil on canvas.

  4. ANALYZING AN ART WORK • While analyzing art a critic focuses on the composition. • Composition--the way the art principles are used to organize the art elements. • Remain objective.

  5. Wassily Kandinsky. “Squares with Concentric Circles.”

  6. INTERPRETING AN ART WORK • The art critic focuses on the content. • Content includes the message, idea, feeling, or mood expressed through the art work. • Interpretations vary from critic to critic. • An interpretation is subjective.

  7. Salvador Dali. “Metamorphosis of Narcissus.” 1936-37. Oil on panel.

  8. JUDGING AN ART WORK • Is this a successful work of art? • The answer depends on the critic’s aesthetic view. • Aesthetic View--an idea, or school of thought, on what is important in a work of art.

  9. Juan Gris. “Breakfast.” 1914. Cut and pasted paper, crayon, and oil over canvas. 31 7/8 x 23 1/2”. The museum of Modern Art, New York, New York.

  10. THREE COMMON AESTHETIC VIEWS • The Subject View--a successful work is one with a lifelike subject. • The Composition View--success is determined by the artist’s use of the elements and principles to create a visually pleasing design. • The Content View--a successful artwork communicates a certain mood or feeling. • Art critics do not limit themselves to a single aesthetic view.

  11. How might your aesthetic view influence your opinions about each of these artworks?

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