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Looking At Art

Published on Nov 20, 2015

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Looking At Art

Photo by Matt Biddulph
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How do we understand what we see?

Step 1: Describe
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Ask Yourself

  • What do I see?
  • What colors are used?
  • What shapes are visible?
  • What is the scene?
  • Are there any unknown objects?
Photo by Leo Reynolds
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Photo by Christopher S. Penn
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Step 2: Analyze

How is what you see being used in the piece?
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Ask Yourself

  • How are lines used?
  • How are shapes working?
  • How are textures effective?
  • How does your eye move around the piece?
Photo by an untrained eye
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Photo by Christopher S. Penn
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Step 3: Interpret

What is going on in the artwork?
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ask yourself

  • What do I see happening?
  • How does this make me feel?
  • What is the most important part of this piece?
  • What does this art say to me?
Photo by BAMCorp
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Photo by Christopher S. Penn
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Step 4: Decide

Do you like this piece of art?
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Ask Yourself

  • What do I like about this piece?
  • What did the artist do best?
  • What do I dislike about this piece?
  • What would I change if I were the artist?
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