Question.5014 - Art Deep Dive Assignment: Understanding Art Movements, Artists, and ThemesBefore beginning this assignment, make sure you:Read: Assigned Chapters from Living with Art - 13th EditionWatch: The "Style, Content, Meaning" Lecture.Use the sample assignment template attached below. Assignment Overview:You are on a fact-finding mission! For this assignment, you will analyze a painting, drawing, or sculpture made between 1800 and the Present. Your goal is to understand the key aspects of the artwork, the artist, and the larger art movement or period it belongs to. You will engage in critical questioning and research to deepen your understanding of the chosen artwork. The goal is to engage in a deeper inquiry, progressively building our understanding of art movements, artists, and specific works through research and critical thinking. The response to each question should be a minimum of three to four sentences in length. Keep this in mind when you are developing your questions. Step 1: Selecting an Artwork from Google Arts and Culture Choose one painting, drawing, or sculpture made between 1800 and the Present. You will need to gather key information about the artwork, including:Insert a high-resolution image of the artwork you selectedTitle of the artworkArtist who created itYear it was createdMedium or material the artwork is made ofNOTE: Do not select the artwork in the sample assignment.Step 2: Answering Initial QuestionsAnswer the following questions based on your selected artwork. The response to each question should be a minimum of three to four sentences in length.What art period or movement is the artist associated with? Describe the style and key concepts of this movement.Include a link to your source of information.What other artist is part of this art period or movement?Include a link to your source of information.What is the subject or theme of the artwork?Include a link to your source of information.Step 3: Asking Follow-Up QuestionsBased on the responses you gave to the initial three questions, ask three new questions to deepen your understanding of the artist and artwork. Each question should build on one of your previous answers. Be sure to follow the guidelines below:Question 1 should start with "Who...?" related to the artist's career and development.Question 2 should start with "What...?" related to the artwork's deeper meaning.Question 3 should start with "When...?" related to important events happening at the time the artwork was produced.You will research reliable answers to these questions, ensuring you provide a source for each response. The response to each question should be a minimum of three to four sentences in length.Step 4: Asking Final QuestionsConsider your responses to the second set of questions. Now, ask two more questions to further explore the artist and artwork. Follow these guidelines:Question 1 should start with "Where...?"Question 2 should start with "Why...?"You will research reliable answers to these questions, ensuring you provide a source for each response. The response to each question should be a minimum of three to four sentences in length.
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