I had your first question in mind when I put together last week’s activity. I wondered if anyone would create interactive pieces where other students would/could touch, taste, or smell the piece as a means of experiencing its beauty. Perhaps museums and galleries have taught us that art should be appreciated from a distance.
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Claude Monet offers an answer to your second question:
"People discuss my art and pretend to understand as if it were necessary to understand, when it's simply necessary to love.”
I had your first question in mind when I put together last week’s activity. I wondered if anyone would create interactive pieces where other students would/could touch, taste, or smell the piece as a means of experiencing its beauty. Perhaps museums and galleries have taught us that art should be appreciated from a distance.
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