Identify whether the question to be asked when writing a review pertains to DESCRIPTION, ANALYSIS, INTERPRETATION, JUDGEMENT. QUESTION DESCRIPTION/ANALYSIS/ INTERPRETATION/JUDGEMENT
1. What do you feel when looking at this piece of artwork?
2. What do you see?
3. What did the artist want to tell you as a viewer?
4. What have you learned from this work that you might apply to your own artwork or your thinking?
5. How does this art object make you feel?
6. Does this art object seem original or not?
7. How did the writer choose words for his writing?
8. What do you think about the title of the work?
9.Why did the writer write it and what does it mean?
10. What was the form of art presented? What are the
1. What do you feel when looking at this piece of artwork?
2. What do you see?
3. What did the artist want to tell you as a viewer?
4. What have you learned from this work that you might apply to your own artwork or your thinking?
5. How does this art object make you feel?
6. Does this art object seem original or not?
7. How did the writer choose words for his writing?
8. What do you think about the title of the work?
9.Why did the writer write it and what does it mean?
10. What was the form of art presented? What are the
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1. INTERPRETATION
2. DESCRIPTION
3. INTERPRETATION
4. JUDGEMENT
5. INTERPRETATION
6. JUDGEMENT
7. ANALYSIS
8. INTERPRETATION
9. JUDGEMENT/ INTERPRETATION
10. ANALYSIS
Explanation:
On number 6: I thought first about analysis as an answer, but it is logical that after analyzing, you can judge it's originality, di ba?
On number 8: It asks how we think about the title of the work, so this is subjective, so we can interpret what it is.
On number 9: Guys, I have 2 answers!! You too can help.