How do you critique art in class?

That’s why I reinvented the art criticism steps.

  1. Introducing…
  2. Ask: What do you see?
  3. Ask: What emotions do you feel when looking at this artwork?
  4. Ask: What is this artwork about?
  5. Ask: How can you relate your own life and experiences to this artwork?
  6. Ask: Who?

What are some good questions about art?

Questions to ask yourself when looking at art

  • When was the piece created?
  • What events were happening in the world at the time the piece was created?
  • Where is the piece located?
  • How is the location of the piece significant?
  • What is the subject matter?
  • Who is the artist?
  • What was this artist known for?

How do you critique a kids artwork?

How To Critique Your Child’s Artwork

  1. Always lead in with praise.
  2. It’s important to be thorough, but not overly harsh when correcting each mistake.
  3. Kids need to learn that line quality is king.
  4. Color choices.
  5. Composition is king.
  6. Making the drawing isn’t enough.

What questions can be asked to understand the subject of an artwork?

Reading Closely:

  • Now, let’s discuss what you observe.
  • What else do you see? ( directed to an individual or the group)
  • Look at ________ (a key detail or section of the artwork).
  • Why do you think the artist included these elements?
  • What do you think the artist is showing?
  • What questions do you have about what you see?

How do you start an art critique?

Art criticism involves four basic steps, including:

  1. Look at the obvious.
  2. Analyze the artwork.
  3. Decide on an interpretation.
  4. Make a judgment call.

What are the four steps of critique?

Step 1: Describe.

  • Step 2: Analysis.
  • Step 3: Interpretation.
  • Step 4: Evaluation.