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Motley, Phillip – Arts and Humanities in Higher Education: An International Journal of Theory, Research and Practice, 2017
Like many disciplines in design and the visual fine arts, critique is a signature pedagogy in the graphic design classroom. It serves as both a formative and summative assessment while also giving students the opportunity to practice the habits of graphic design. Critiques help students become keen observers of relevant disciplinary criteria;…
Descriptors: Graphic Arts, Teaching Methods, Criticism, Reflection
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Kearns, Lauren – Arts and Humanities in Higher Education: An International Journal of Theory, Research and Practice, 2017
The curriculum of preprofessional university degree programs in dance typically comprise four components: theory and history, dance technique, creative process, and performance. This article focuses on critique in the modern dance technique and choreography components of the dance curriculum. Bachelor of Fine Arts programs utilize critique as a…
Descriptors: Dance Education, Teaching Methods, Criticism, Educational History
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Selan, Jurij – Higher Education Studies, 2013
Art criticism was introduced into art education to help students understand works of art. However, art interpretation methods differ according to the educational goals specified for various types of art students. The fine arts interpretation procedures established in education are usually purely theoretical and exclusively verbal, and are thus…
Descriptors: Art Criticism, Art Education, Fine Arts, Theories
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Stewart, Edward O. – Art Education, 2012
For the last decade Michelle Kamhi has been prominent in her critique of contemporary art education. In her philosophy she positions herself as an essentialist who believes there are essential masterworks that define fine art, and the curriculum in art should teach fine art only. Her definition of fine art focuses on representation in painting and…
Descriptors: Social Justice, Fine Arts, Art Education, Educational Philosophy
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Brown, Susannah – Childhood Education, 2007
A focus on school reform within the field of elementary education has brought an arts-integrated approach to teaching and learning to the forefront. This is not a new approach, as integrating what many call "hands-on activities" in the classroom is quite common. The difference lies in the quality and depth of the approach to teaching and learning,…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Elementary Education, Integrity, Art History
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Lee, Sun-Young; Barrett, Terry – Studies in Art Education, 1991
Argues that studying professional art critics can provide material for studying art criticism in the classroom. Focuses on the published work of Lawrence Alloway. Describes how his work covered a wide range of artists and movements and how he was politically proactive in promoting underrepresented populations of artists. (KM)
Descriptors: Art Criticism, Art Education, Art History, Artists
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Marschalek, Douglas – Art Education, 1991
Describes a computer system in which art reproductions are described and entered into a database containing 27 categories of information. Named the Visual Art Index System (VIAS), its underlying structure is influenced by contemporary models of aesthetics and art criticism. Maintains that the database and laserdisk can effect teaching methodology,…
Descriptors: Art Criticism, Art Education, Art History, Artists
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Schramm, Susan L.; Jeffries, Rhonda B. – Art Education, 2000
Examines the role of the African American "trickster" archetype and the conceptions of the trickster in folk tales and pop culture. Discusses the trickster in the life and work of Romare Bearden. Provides a rationale for an arts-based integrated curriculum and describes a four-step art criticism technique to integrate Bearden and the…
Descriptors: Art Criticism, Art Education, Black History, Educational Strategies
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Taylor, Cynthia – School Arts, 1991
Describes a game designed to motivate students to conduct art historical research. Required students to find artists who created art in four different ways, realistically, intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually. Students chose ways to take collected data and work cooperatively to create a mural. (KM)
Descriptors: Art Activities, Art Appreciation, Art Criticism, Art Education