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For my museum
assignment, I chose to critique a painting from Friedel Dzubas called Sentenial. At first glance, I hated this painting. It appeared to be a bunch of colors on a
canvas, with no true meaning behind it.
I was walking the Grand Rapids Art Musesum, stopped, and said, “How is
this art?” Elizabeth then questioned me
and asks me to explain why I didn’t like it.
As I was explaining why I didn’t like it, I realized how it was actually
a very unique piece.
My assessment
of the image was that it told a story.
The story is that a mother is exhausted from a long hard day. She pours herself a glass of wine and sits
down to relax for the evening. Her sons
are playing with theirs in another room, and being quite loud. After a couple minutes, she goes into the
room to ask them to settle down. She
walks in, and gets hit with a ball, and spills her wine all over the toys.
In my
photo, I tried to duplicate the assessment of what I saw in the picture. I used some Legos as the kids’ toys, and used
wine on a towel to signify the carpet that the wine spilled on.
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