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1 Image Presentation CHAMP C- Level 0 H- Raise hand A- Critiquing artwork M- None P- Raising hand to answer discussion questions and contribute thoughts to conversation.

2 When critiquing art: Describe- list what you see. Do not make assumptions or try to interpret work. Analyze- what elements were used, and how are they organized by the principles? Interpret- what is the subject matter? What is the work about? What was the artist trying to say? Judge- is the artwork successful? Why do you think this way?

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4 The Skeen family of Pearland, Texas, outside their home with all of their possessions. Published in Material World: A Global Family Portrait, pages 136-137. Ricky Skeen, 36, and his wife Pattie Skeen, 34, with their two children, Michael, 7 and Julie, 10. Material World Project.

5 Material World: A Global Family Portrait In 1994, Peter Menzel and 16 other photographers took portraits of statistically average families from 30 different countries, with all of their worldly possessions displayed outside their homes.

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