The best advice I have for Juliette is to start with a description of the piece. This foundational step allows her to observe and articulate what she sees without jumping straight to evaluations or interpretations, which can be more subjective. Describing the elements of the artwork—such as colors, shapes, composition, and subject matter—provides a solid starting point for deeper analysis and critique.
Your classmate Juliette feels overwhelmed while trying to critique a piece of art. She confides in you that she has no idea where to begin. What is the best advice you have for Juliette to help her with her critique?
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• Start with a description of the piece.
O Start by evaluating the piece.
• Start with an analysis of the piece.
• Start by interpreting the piece.
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