anyone? anyone?
Help me with my homework if I haven't already contacted you, if I have you can just answer here, this is probably going to be the worst presentation ever. Don't ever ever read The View From the Studio Door. If some of these don't apply to you just answer whatever ones do:
When making art, is the process of getting to the final piece important? Or is it ultimately the final piece regardless of process that is important?
When qualifying something as "art" what criteria keeps "just anyone" from making art and being considered an artist? Is there criteria at all or can just anyone make art and be considered an artist?
If you are in art school still pursuing a degree, what are you plans for keeping art an important and manageable part of your life? If you've already graduated, how do you keep a productive art work flow with your everyday life? are they separated?
"Where did you learn the things that really matter to you? Where was the critical fork in the road that directed you to this point? Who or what has been your real teachers?"
Reflecting on your education in the arts (whether personal quest, degree in progress, or schooling you've completed), what is your experience in your education informing your art? Are you influenced by looking at other artists? Conversations during crits?
When making art, is the process of getting to the final piece important? Or is it ultimately the final piece regardless of process that is important?
When qualifying something as "art" what criteria keeps "just anyone" from making art and being considered an artist? Is there criteria at all or can just anyone make art and be considered an artist?
If you are in art school still pursuing a degree, what are you plans for keeping art an important and manageable part of your life? If you've already graduated, how do you keep a productive art work flow with your everyday life? are they separated?
"Where did you learn the things that really matter to you? Where was the critical fork in the road that directed you to this point? Who or what has been your real teachers?"
Reflecting on your education in the arts (whether personal quest, degree in progress, or schooling you've completed), what is your experience in your education informing your art? Are you influenced by looking at other artists? Conversations during crits?