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    The document discusses various artworks and concepts including how we see, the roles of artists, and controversial works. It asks the reader to identify several works by artist, title, and date while also posing questions about what the works tell us, how symbols are used, how Picasso's ideas developed, the value of art, why works shocked audiences, and the intentions and controversies surrounding certain pieces. Key terms defined include trompe-l'oeil, aesthetic, anamorphic, triptych, avant-garde, and site-specific work.

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    Chapter 1

    How do we describe the process of seeing?

    Identify this work (artist, title, date)

    What does this work tell us about active seeing?

    Identify this work (artist, title, date)


    How does this work use the same symbol in a different way?

    Identify this work (artist, title, date)

    How did Picasso's ideas develop during the course of making this work?
    ROLES OF THE ARTIST
    Name and define the four listed by Sayre. Give an example of a
    work that would qualify for each..

    Identify this work (artist, title, date)

    What does this work tell us about the value of art?


    Identify this work (artist, title, date)

    Why was this work shocking to its contemporary audience? What


    were the intentions of the artist?

    Identify this work (artist, title, date, location.)

    What was the controversy regarding this work. What


    did Serra intend, and why didn't his critics like it?
    Vocabulary:

    trompe-l'oeil

    aesthetic

    anamorphic

    triptych

    avant-garde

    site-specific work

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