Toward an Integrative Theory for Understanding Art Discourses
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Title
Toward an Integrative Theory for Understanding Art Discourses
Subject
How people view art
Description
This is an experiment from some students in the University of Illinois. The students had different people from different professions (fine art teacher, art therapist, and social worker) and had them all independently make comments on some student's artwork.
By doing so, we can see that each person had a different comment for each piece, sometimes each comment were about completely different things. This is extremely important if we contrast this to what people consider is important about other more well-known art pieces like the Mona Lisa or Guernica. There is no consensus on the piece and each person has their own thoughts.
By doing so, we can see that each person had a different comment for each piece, sometimes each comment were about completely different things. This is extremely important if we contrast this to what people consider is important about other more well-known art pieces like the Mona Lisa or Guernica. There is no consensus on the piece and each person has their own thoughts.
Creator
University of Illinois; Ephrat Huss and Haim Maor
Source
JSTOR
Publisher
The University of Illinois
Date
2014
Contributor
Ephrat Huss and Haim Maor
Rights
JSTOR is the database where I got the article
Format
Online article
Language
English
Type
Experiment
Files
Citation
University of Illinois; Ephrat Huss and Haim Maor, “Toward an Integrative Theory for Understanding Art Discourses,” Manhattan College Omeka , accessed November 22, 2024, https://omeka-pilot.manhattan.edu/items/show/160.