Realism The tendency to view or represent things as they really look. Alan Dingham.

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Realism The tendency to view or represent things as they really look. Alan Dingham

Abstract Abstraction indicates a departure from reality in depiction of imagery in art.imagery Willem de Kooning Bill Traylor

Non-objective Art which the visual signs are entirely imaginative and not from anything seen by the artist. No recognizable subject Art No recognizable subject Wasilly Kandinski Hans Hoffman

Some Art is called “naïve” because it is abstract or non-objective. Other Art shows something realistic and is made by more talented artists. How do you feel about this statement? Agree or Disagree?

Compare/Contrast Cy Twombly J. D. Hillberry

Compare/Contrast Bill Traylor Edward Hopper

Compare/Contrast Lucian Freud

Edvard Munch

Suzanne Rogers (see class website for other works)

Compare/Contrast Hunt Slonem Mary Cassatt

How to begin….. Read the performance task sheet with your group. Assign group jobs. All members begin research. Follow task sheet instructions! You have 3 days to prepare to present. Ask me for help when needed.