#art #education #analyse #fineart
Been intending to do a video like this for a while now, I hope I've given a fairly reasonable approach to analysing artwork and feel free to drop me a dm on Instagram if you have any questions art related!
Currently I've got no internet and I'm uploading from my phone's data, let's hope I don't run out before it gets fixed š
#art #education #analyse #fineart
Been intending to do a video like this for a while now, I hope I've given a fairly reasonable approach to analysing artwork and feel free to drop me a dm on Instagram if you have any questions art related!
Currently I've got no internet and I'm uploading from my phone's data, let's hope I don't run out before it gets fixed š
1: do you know the artist? Is this typical for their style?
2: make sure you can see the artwork.
3: what medium is the artwork made with? Is it a painting, a sculpture, on paper, canvas, cardboard or is it an experience?
4: can you describe it with your own words?
5: after doing the visual analysis you can ask yourself: can I draw out any meaningful details about it? Is there anything culturally significant in this particular piece?
6: why do we care about this artwork in the particular contemporary context? And does it have a historical context?
7: is it referencing any other artist or artworks? If so what effect does this have on the artwork?
8: what meaning does this artwork have? Look at what the artwork is describing, but also what the artist avoids doing, what people choose not to do can empower the meaning behind the actionās that were taken. ( remember that thereās more right answers to this question than wrong answers. Any answer is right if you can use the answers from the previous questions to back up your argument correctly. As you can only make an educated assumption about the intent behind the work.)