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The document discusses critiquing art materials and techniques. It defines critiquing as being more objective and focused on the process, while criticizing is more subjective and based on personal feelings. When critiquing art materials, availability, accessibility, and affordability are considered. The materials must be obtainable, easy to acquire, and affordable for the artist. When critiquing techniques, appropriateness, mastery, and practicality in relation to the materials and purpose are examined. The technique should suit the materials and objectives.
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- 4. CRITICIZING: *FELT MORE THAN THOUGHT. *CONCERNED WITH WHAT IS PERCEIVED THROUGH THE SENSES. *CONSIDERED THE ARTIST AS GOOD OR NOT GOOD. *MORE SUBJECTIVE THAN OBJECTIVE
- 5. (CRITIQUING AVAILABLE ART MATERIALS) ✓IN USING AVAILABLE ART MATERIALS,THEY HAVE TO UNDERGO EVALUATION FOR THEM TO BE DEEMED REALLY USEFUL :THE USEFULNESS OF THESE ART MATERIALS IS DEPENDENT ON CERTAIN FACTORS.EACH ART MATERIAL HAS TO BE EXAMINED IN CERTAIN WAYS.SOME OF THE BASIC CONSIDERATIONS IN CRITIQUING AVAILABLE ART MATERIALS ARE AVAILABILITY, ACCESSIBILITY,AND AFFORDABILITY.
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- 10. ART TECHNIQUE IS THE MANNER AND ABILITY BY WHICH AN ARTIST EMPLOYS THE TECHNICAL SKILLS OF A PARTICULAR ART.
- 11. APPROPRIATENESS-THE MANNER BY WHICH THE ARTIST IS GOING TO APPLY IN CREATING AN ARTWORK SHOULD BE SUITED TO THE KIND OF ART MATERIALS THAT WILL BE USED AS WELL AS SUITED TO THE KIND OF ART TECHNIQUE.
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- 17. 7.)IT IS AN ART MATERIAL HAS TO BE WITHIN THE ARTIST'S REACH,EASILY ACQUIRED WITHOUT MUCH EFFORT OR DIFFICULTY FOR THE ARTIST. 8.)THE ARTIST IS SKILLED AND HIGHLY KNOWLEDGEABLE. 9.)MORE SUBJECTIVE THAN OBJECTIVE. 10.) THOUGHT MORE THAN FELT.