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Re: good art-bad art/Acessement

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nop62861 (teresatorreseca)
Mon, 13 Jul 1998 00:33:07 +0200

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Ben Schasfoort escreveu:

> Rheata wrote:
>
> "I would hope that all art teachers would be excited
> in teaching their students objective standards for creating good art and
> knowing the difference."
>
> Well, I would hope someone could publish the standards for good art and bad
> art. Life would be more easy.
>
> Ben Schasfoort, nl

HelloI feel the main question we have talking is not about art , it is not
difficult to recognise good art, may not alwys in the contemporary scene were
even art critics makes mistakes but in the past in the different cultures and
contexts, because i believe we can not separate an art object from its context.

The real problem that worrys me a lot is about acessing the art works of our
students , it is easy to acess certains criteria: as interest, commitement,
vocabulary, organisation and methode. But what about creative work?There are so
many possible answers in art communication, for instance a still life , lets
say a drawing about a chair What are your criteria to acess it?
I have my standarts points and other teachers have different ones, when i was a
student, in Paris i did an examination for entrance in Duperré School; i was
marked 3/20 by a teacher and 20/20 by another one.
Twenty years later i have the same problem with my students, some of my most
intelligent and creative students in the national examinations (k-12 ) failed
and anothers , less creative have good grades.
I believe that it is not very complicated to reach common criteria , because
acessement is not subjective .

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Ben Schasfoort escreveu:

Rheata wrote:

"I would hope that all art teachers would be excited
in teaching their students objective standards for creating good art and
knowing the difference."

Well, I would hope someone could publish the standards for good art and bad
art. Life would be more easy.

Ben Schasfoort, nl

HelloI feel the main question we have talking  is not about art , it is not difficult to recognise good art, may not alwys in the contemporary scene were even art critics makes mistakes but in the past in the different  cultures and contexts, because i believe we can not separate an art object from its context.

The real problem that worrys me a lot is about acessing the art works of our students , it is easy to acess certains criteria: as interest, commitement, vocabulary, organisation and methode. But what about creative work?There are so many possible answers in art communication, for instance a still life , lets say a drawing about a chair What are your criteria to acess it?
I have my standarts points and other teachers have different ones, when i was a student, in Paris i did an examination for entrance  in Duperré School; i was marked 3/20 by a teacher and 20/20 by another one.
Twenty years later i have the same problem with my students, some of my most intelligent and creative students in the national examinations (k-12 ) failed and anothers , less creative have good grades.
I believe that it is not very complicated to reach common criteria , because acessement is not subjective .

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