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CENTER for
EMERGING ART, Inc. For further informtion write to the above address and
send a SASE Being good in business is the most fascinating kind of art. Making money is art and working is
art and good business is the best art. (Andy Warhol) For all tax purposes the Center for Emerging Art, Inc., founded in 1995, is a
501(c)3 non-profit arts organization recognized by the Federal Government, Federal ID number 65-0565473,
and is recognized by the State of Florida: SC-05450/JG – and has complied with the filing requirements
of Section 496,406(1)(b), Florida Status. All gifts and donations are 100% tax deductible as permitted by the IRS code The Center for Emerging Art, Inc., founded in 1995, is a 501(c)3 non-profit arts
organization recognized by the Federal Government, Federal ID number: 65-0565473, and is recognized by the State of Florida:
SC-05450/JG – and has complied with the filing requirements of Section 496,406(1)(b), Florida Status. The Center for
Emerging Art, Inc. is a non-profit corporation and for all tax purposes is a 501(c) organization, and all gifts and donations
to the CEA are 100% tax deductible as permitted by the IRS code |
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Ava Rado Harte, painter/photographer/filmmaker |
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Budapest November 13, 2004 Raday Castle HOW TO LOOK at ART DESCRIPTION - The following process of evaluating and critiquing artwork is one of the ways
that a viewer can come some understanding of the work they are viewing. Modify or embellish the process or use one of your
own choosing which is appropriate for you. There is not one rule in how to look at art. Everyone’s aesthetic is differentIn
the initial stage of looking at an artwork, a visual inventory is made by the viewer. Design elements are noted (line, shape,
color, space, texture, value). Media or technique used for expression in the work is also noted (paint, clay, paper, metal,
etc.) At this point there is no mention of the subject matter, there is no judgments made. This step only serves to accomplish
an inventory of what is seen. ANALYSIS - INTERPRETATION - An attempt is made in at this stage to determine
the issue or concept which seems to unify all of the separate traits of the art work. Based upon the description and the analysis,
what is the artist communicating? JUDGMENT - The viewer
may form a judgment about the work of art. The judgment is based upon the description, analysis and the interpretation. Personal
philosophies, background and feelings are now taken into account. At this stage focus on the relationship
among the design element just inventoried. Design principles are noted (balance, rhythm, contract, tension, proportion, emphasis).
For example, color and shape (elements) may be interacting in a such a way that balance and contrast (principles) are achieved.
Size, shape, color and texture relationships are among those distinguished. |
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GIVING IS EASY - KEEP THE ARTS ALIVE The Center for Emerging Art, Inc., founded in 1995, is a 501(c)3 non-profit arts organization
recognized by the Federal Government, Federal ID number: 65-0565473, and is recognized by the State of Florida: SC-05450/JG
– and has complied with the filing requirements of Section 496,406(1)(b), Florida Status. The Center for Emerging Art,
Inc. is a non-profit corporation and for all tax purposes is a 501(c) organization, and all gifts and donations to the CEA
are 100% tax deductible as permitted by the IRS code. |
Frederick Handel Water Suite by CEA Chamber Ensemble
and water ballet at The BILTMORE |
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