Transcription of Chapter Two: Developing Visual Literacy
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Chapter Two: Developing Visual Literacy Chapter OVERVIEW Words and Images Describing the World Representational, Abstract, and Nonrepresentational Art Form and Content Conventions and Art Iconography Works in Progress Lorna Simpson s The Park The Critical Process Thinking About Visual Literacy : John Taylor s and Howling Wolf s, Treaty Signing at Medicine Lodge Creek Chapter OBJECTIVES This Chapter Will: introduce the student to the interrelationship between words, images and objects in the world examine Lorna Simpson s artwork illustrate ideas of representation in different types of art make the distinction between form and content in art introduce iconography to further students Visual Literacy examine c
Chapter Two: Developing Visual Literacy CHAPTER OVERVIEW • Words and Images • Describing the World • Representational, Abstract, and Nonrepresentational Art
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