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Emotions

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Mood v.s Emotion

Long lasting, may unsure of cause, mild

Intense, short lived, definite cause, may cause a mood.

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Expressionism

Distort subject matter for emotional effect. To invoke moods or ideas. To express artists inner thoughts, feeling, ideas.

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“I was walking along the road with two friends

The Sun was setting—

the Sky turned blood-red.

And I felt a wave of Sadness—I paused

tired to Death—Above the blue-black

Fjord and City Blood and Flaming tongues hovered

My friends walked on—I stayed

behind—quaking with Angst—I

felt the great Scream in Nature.”

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Street with Women

Wassily Kandinsky

1908

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The Empire Never Ended

Jesse Treece

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Raquel van Haver

Cali

2020

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Happiness

love

relief

pride

excitement

peace

onely

heartbroken

disappointed

hopeless

Unhappy

Miserable

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Water color

Oil Pastel

Colored pencil/marker

Cut and paste/build (with magazines and paper)

Yarn

Tissue paper

Gelli plates (printmaking) / stamps

worried

anxious

terrified

panicked

confused

Stressed

annoyed

frustrated

Insulted

uncomfortable

Emotions

Materials

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Critique Do’s and Don’ts

(Primary purpose is to help the artist)

Do:

Be respectful

Write what you see (Describe)

Write what the work makes you feel

Write what the work makes you think (interpret)

“The first thing I see is..”

“This ___ stands out to me because…”

Don't:

Be judgmental

Say “This is bad”

Say “This person is not good at ___”

Cool

Creative

What is it?

Colorful

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Critique questions to answer: PICK AT LEAST ONE

  1. 2 things that you notice

  • How the work makes you feel

  • A question about the art