Art is a glimpse into the hearts, minds and souls of the people, cultures and civilizations that came before us. Whether it be Prehistoric, Egyptian, Greek or the Renaissance – art enables the educated viewer an opportunity to step back and experience another moment in time. Great art is like a time machine. It transports [...]
Posts Tagged ‘art appreciation’
Art is a Time Machine
Posted: November 21, 2010 in ArT, Keough JournalTags: ArT, art appreciation, art history, Artists
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Learning to SEE as an ArTist and Image Maker
Posted: July 3, 2008 in ArT, Keough Journal, PhotographyTags: Add new tag, art appreciation, Creativity, Photography
I teach my Photographic Portfolio class every summer and always find myself preaching to my students about developing a personal style in photography and giving them some strategies for developing and nurturing their creative “personal” vision. I also enjoy that I get to go out photographing with them on photographic field trips. One thing that [...]
Thoughts on Teaching Art Appreciation and History
Posted: April 17, 2008 in ArTTags: Add new tag, art appreciation, art history
I’ve been teaching art appreciation and art history for over twenty years and I must admit I never get tired of the material. Art has so much incredible emotional and intellectual depth to it – the desire to communicate is an integral part of the human condition since those first prehistoric people began expressing themselves [...]



