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1 Am I art? What makes me art? How do I know if it’s art?
Art Quiz Am I art? What makes me art? How do I know if it’s art?

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14 So… When is it Art? To help you determine if something is a piece of art look for the following:

15 Materials and Form Is it made from materials associated with art?
Canvas, paint, wood, stone, clay, metals, etc. Is it an art form that you recognize? Painting, sculpture, jewelry, ceramics, drawing, etc.

16 Good Design Does the object have a strong composition?
Is it using the elements and principles of design?

17 Aesthetic Response Does the object provoke an emotional response?
Is it looked at for its own sake?

18 Intention Did the artist intent the object to be art?
Is it displayed to be viewed?

19 Expert Opinion Do artists, art critics, museum and gallery directors, teachers and art historians consider the object artwork?

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