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  1. ARTH101: Art Appreciation
  2. Discussion Topic 6: Objective Description and Subjective Analysis

Discussion Topic 6: Objective Description and Subjective Analysis

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Find two works of art from the list of External Art Links that follows this discussion topic in the course. The first work should be two-dimensional, and the second should be three-dimensional. For each one, write four sentences that describe the elements present in the work using the Formalist Method. This method describes what you see in an objective way. Do not refer to any subject matter. Remember, be objective in your descriptions. An example might be, "the work uses a majority of organic shapes" or "it uses the complementary colors yellow and violet for contrast."

Then, for each work, write one sentence that describes your subjective reaction. An example might be "the artwork has a chaotic feeling to it" or "looking at the work made me feel happy or lonely."

Post your thoughts in the discussion forum if you wish. Leave a reply to the posts of your classmates as well.

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