We are going to have a FESTival!!!! a.k.a. – Art Critique

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We are going to have a FESTival!!!! a.k.a. – Art Critique

F.E.S.T. Formal Expressive Situational Technical

FORMAL What elements of art did the artist use? What principles of design are evident in the artwork? How is the composition arranged? In which time period is the artwork? Is there any particular style to the artwork? (i.e. abstract, op art, realism, cubism, etc.)

EXPRESSIVE What feelings does this piece of artwork evoke? What story line (if any) is there? What is the message of the artwork? How do you react to the artwork? Does this piece follow any theme?

The Scream Edvard Munch 1893

SITUATIONAL What was going on in the world? What was going on in the personal life of the artist? What influenced the artist? What art style was popular at the time this piece was made? What question was the artist addressing with this piece?

TECHNICAL What medium (media) was used to create the artwork? How was the artwork created? What is the setting of the artwork?

F. E. S. T. Leonardo da Vinci John the Baptist

Pablo Picasso, Guernica

Artist Statement Name Title, Date Medium Dimensions (cm) Explanation of artists’ intent/meaning/purpose of the artwork (typed, single space, please)

Winslow Homer, Gulf Stream

Jackson Pollock

George Bellows

Marcel Duchamp, Nude Descending a Staircase

Claus Oldenburg