1. Personal Preference - Becoming an Art Collector: (Unit 5 Lesson 3)
What is your aesthetic preference?
What makes an object beautiful to you?
Explore your room, home, or surrounding neighborhood. Photograph, sketch, or describe in detail 2–4 pieces of art (and/or functional art) that you are attracted to.
As you observe each object, think about why it is aesthetically pleasing to you; Do you like the colors that are used?
Are you drawn in by its simplicity or complexity? Perhaps you appreciate the realistic or abstract nature of the form.
Complete the Personal Preference – Becoming an Art Collector worksheet.
2. Personal Moments - Memories in Art (Unit 5 Lesson 4)
Choose at least two pieces that bring back strong memories.
When you look at these works of art, what emotions do they bring back?
What stories do they tell about your life during a particular time?
How do the objects themselves give you visual clues that renew your recollections of a past event?
Select the link to access the Personal Moments – Memories in Art worksheet. Complete this activity by describing your chosen artwork and/or artifacts and answering the reflective questions.
Complete the Personal Moments – Memories in Art worksheet.
3. Personal Influences - Inspirational Art worksheet (Unit 5 Lesson 6)
You will choose two (2) works of art that influence your personal style, subject matter, and/or technique.
Describe your chosen artwork and answer the reflective questions.
Complete the Personal Influences - Inspirational Art worksheet
answer ALL the questions
For all worksheets, documenting your answers through writing, drawings, photographs, or any other preferred method is acceptable.
Personal Preference - Becoming an Art Collector:
1. My aesthetic preference includes vibrant colors, abstract shapes, and modern designs. I am drawn to pieces that evoke emotion and make me think.
2. To me, an object is beautiful if it resonates with me emotionally, whether through its colors, composition, or overall message.
3. Two pieces of art that I am attracted to in my home are a colorful abstract painting in the living room and a minimalist sculpture in the bedroom.
4. The abstract painting captivates me with its bold use of colors and dynamic shapes, while the minimalist sculpture intrigues me with its simplicity and clean lines.
Personal Moments - Memories in Art:
1. The two pieces of art that bring back strong memories for me are a family portrait and a photo of a vacation spot.
2. Looking at the family portrait brings back feelings of warmth and love, while the vacation spot photo reminds me of carefree days and happiness.
3. These artworks tell stories about my life during family gatherings and memorable trips, capturing precious moments frozen in time.
4. The visual clues in the family portrait, such as the smiles and gestures of my family members, transport me back to that special occasion.
Personal Influences - Inspirational Art:
1. Two works of art that influence my personal style are a painting by a contemporary artist and a photography series by a famous photographer.
2. The painting inspires me with its use of bold colors and abstract forms, pushing me to experiment with color combinations and shapes in my own work.
3. The photography series influences my technique by showcasing different perspectives and compositions, encouraging me to think outside the box in my photography.
4. These artworks have shaped my artistic vision and encouraged me to explore new possibilities in my creative process.
answer these and tell me which names belong in these, Personal Preference - Becoming an Art Collector, Personal Moments - Memories in Art, and Personal Influences - Inspirational Art. these are the names you have to right for each one
Project Title:
Location in Course:
Overview of Assignment:
For the names provided, here are the corresponding categories:
Personal Preference - Becoming an Art Collector
- Project Title: Aesthetic Exploration
- Location in Course: Unit 5 Lesson 3
- Overview of Assignment: Discover and analyze personal aesthetic preferences in art collection.
Personal Moments - Memories in Art
- Project Title: Memory Lane
- Location in Course: Unit 5 Lesson 4
- Overview of Assignment: Reflect on emotional connections to art pieces that evoke memories and personal narratives.
Personal Influences - Inspirational Art
- Project Title: Creative Influences
- Location in Course: Unit 5 Lesson 6
- Overview of Assignment: Identify and discuss how specific artworks influence personal style, subject matter, and techniques in art creation.
last one answer all of the questions shown.
Personal Preference - Becoming an Art Collector:
Explain your overall aesthetic choices. What types of objects and designs are beautiful or attractive to you?
Personal Moments - Memories in Art:
What do these objects suggest about what is important to you?
Personal Influences - Inspirational Art:
What is your personal artist statement at this moment in time? As you write it here, make sure to discuss your
intended message(s), processes, and choices made in the production of your artwork
Personal Preference - Becoming an Art Collector:
1. My overall aesthetic choices lean towards modern and abstract art. I am drawn to pieces that use bold colors, geometric shapes, and unique textures. I find beauty in artwork that evokes emotion and makes me think deeply about its message or meaning. I also appreciate pieces that have a clean and minimalist design aesthetic.
Personal Moments - Memories in Art:
1. These objects suggest that what is important to me are moments and relationships that hold sentimental value. The family portrait and vacation spot photo speak to my strong connections with loved ones and the significance of creating lasting memories with them. These objects remind me of the importance of cherishing special moments and experiences in life.
Personal Influences - Inspirational Art:
1. My personal artist statement at this moment in time is focused on exploring the intersection of art and emotion. Through my artwork, I aim to convey complex emotions and evoke a response from the viewer. My intended message is to spark introspection and provoke thought through the use of color, composition, and symbolism. In my creative process, I make deliberate choices in selecting colors and forms to convey specific feelings and concepts. I believe that art has the power to communicate on a deeper level and connect with individuals on an emotional level.