For my upcoming adventure through making my own masterpiece I have decided that first interviewing a professional artist for his/her feedback and insights on the world "art" may be able to transpire through my final piece, and defiantly through my learnings. Here are some questions that I am playing around with for my interview:
- I noticed that you like to use numerous different mediums in your artwork, what is your favorite?
- What is it that makes art, art?
- What is your view on the importance of art in our era?
- What do you think are some of the most interesting contemporary art trends?
- How do you think the overall feeling of today's major art movements compare/contrast to those of old?
- Why do you think it is that art has been something that has survived for the time span of man?
- What is so critical in the connection of art and man?
- How do you make art that speaks to you but also gets sold?
- What is important to impart to new, upcoming artists, such as your students?
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What is important to impart to new, upcoming artists, such as your students?
Not movements; call them "trends"
Try to see as much of her art and learn as much about her as possible BEFORE you meet.
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