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    Art critics help viewers understand artworks by focusing on perceiving, interpreting, and making judgments about them. They tend to focus more on modern and contemporary art from cultures close to their own, while art historians study works from more distant cultures and time periods. The subject, form, and content of visual artworks can be analyzed to help interpret the artist's intentions and message.

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    ART ANALYSIS -Art critics help viewers perceive, interpret, and judge artworks.

    ·Critics tend to focus more on modern and contemporary art from cultures close to their own.

    ·Art historians tend to study works made in cultures that are more distant in time and space.

    SUBJECT The subject of visual art can be a person, an object, a theme, or an idea. Though there are
    many and varied ways of presenting the subject matter, it is only important to the degree that the artist is
    motivated by it.

    Objective images, which represent people or objects, look as close as possible to their real-world
    counterparts and can be clearly identified. These types of images are also called representational.

    FORM It results from using the elements of art, giving them order and meaning through the principles of
    organization. When studying a work's form, we are analyzing how the piece was created. More
    specifically, we are examing why the artist made certain choices and how those choices interact to form
    the artwork's final appearance. Their characteristics, determined by the artist's choice of media and
    techniques, can communicate a wide range of complex feelings. All artists must deal with the elements
    singularly or in combination, and their organization contributes to the aesthetic success or failure of a
    work.

    2D ART Two-dimensional art, more commonly referred to as 2D art, is one of the most common
    types of art. Despite existing for centuries, there’s still something about 2D art that seems to
    capture the imagination. It could be its simplicity or how it can be used to communicate powerful
    ideas with ease. Whatever the reason, 2D art is a popular and versatile form of expression.

    3D 3D Art is often considered to be a complicated art form. Three-dimensional art, more commonly
    referred to as 3D art, refers to any art that is created in three dimensions, rather than two-
    dimensional like a drawing. This type of three-dimensional art can be made in many different ways,
    including sculptures, paintings, and even photographs

    CONTENT -Of the three components of art, content may be the most difficult to identify, because the
    audience, without direct communication with the artist, must decipher the artist's thoughts by observing
    the work's subject and form.Ideally, the viewer's interpretation is synchronized with the artist's intentions.
    However, the viewer's diversity of experiences can affect the communication between artist and viewer.
    DESCRIBE The first step in art criticism is description. When we look at a work of art, our minds naturally
    take notice of the general information that’s present.

    Analysis

    Analysis refers to how the elements and principles of art are used in the work. In this step, our minds take

    in the lines, values, and colors of the artwork. We also may take notice of the balance, proportion, rhythm,

    and unity found within the work.

    Interpretation

    Often times, we’ll instinctively skip to this step. We look for meaning in everything, so this is perfectly

    natural. In this step, we explore the meaning of the art. What is the artist trying to communicate to us?

    There are no wrong responses here. The artist may have a meaning that they intended in the work, but

    how we interpret it is completely up to us.

    Judgment: Judging a piece of work means giving it rank in relation to other works and of course
    considering a very important aspect of the visual arts; its originality.

    ·Is it a good artwork?

    ·Criteria: What criteria do I think are most appropriate for judging the artwork?

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