Art Criticism Using Feldman's Model

This video tutorial by the Georgia Department of Education introduces Feldman's model of art criticism, which involves a four-step process: description, analysis, interpretation, and judgment. The tutorial explains each step in detail, guiding viewers on how to objectively describe artwork, analyze its elements and principles, interpret its meaning, and make aesthetic judgments. The video concludes with instructions for completing an art criticism paper using a provided worksheet.

What is the primary goal of an art critic according to Feldman's model?

• To teach art techniques

• To decode the secret meaning of the artwork

• To create art

• To sell art pieces

In the 'Description' step, what should be avoided?

• Listing the elements of art

• Using personal feelings or meanings

• Observing the artwork

• Reading the credit line

What should be included in the 'Description' step?

• Personal opinions

• Aesthetic judgment

• The mood of the artwork

• Objective facts

Which of the following is NOT an element of art considered in the 'Analysis' step?

• Color

• Line

• Shape

• Harmony

Which principle is used to organize elements in the 'Analysis' step?

• Rhythm

• Medium

• Size

• Title

What is the focus of the 'Interpretation' step?

• Evaluating the success of the artwork

• Understanding the background story and meaning

• Organizing elements and principles

• Listing facts about the artwork

Which step involves making guesses about the artist's message?

• Judgment

• Interpretation

• Analysis

• Description

In the 'Judgment' step, what is a key consideration?

• The aesthetic success of the artwork

• The medium used

• The artist's biography

• The size of the artwork

What is the final step in Feldman's model?

• Description

• Analysis

• Interpretation

• Judgment

What does the 'Judgment' step require you to decide?

• The elements used

• The artist's intent

• The success of the artwork

• The background story