Sunday, January 31, 2010

blog 7

Self assessment in the artistic realm transfers to other fields easily. When an artist is creating, they are constantly criticising and exploring their idea. They evaluate on multiple principles and use many different strategies to find a solution. Not only on logistical problems, but on metaphysical and emotive problems. Self assessment in art covers things such as representation, symbolism, clarity, technique. All these skills would be valuable assets in literature, for example.

Skills in art assessment come into everyday practice. When making art, the artist has to consider what statement or references they are making. They have to interpret their art from an outsider point of view to ensure that they are successfully conveying whatever message they are trying to send. The artist has to understand that personal histories will affect the way a person perceives artwork, and they must overcome or manipulate this fact in order to reach their audience.
This skill is essential to everyday living. Being understood is vital to all situations, not only in art or in professional life, but in personal relationships and chance encounters.

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