Understanding and appreciating art can be hard if you don't have much experience with art. Don't worry. The following can help you get an appreciation for artwork enormously.
·Relax as you look at work.
， it's best to go to the gallery or view the art when you're in a relaxed mood so that the art affects you in a positive way. Limit distractions (分神) around you, like your cell phone, and try to clear your mind of negative or stressful thoughts.
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Avoid saying things like "Anyone could make that" and drop previous opinions you have about the artwork before you actually see it. Try to approach the art with an open mind and don't compare it with other works, especially if it's not in the same style.
·Ask yourself how the painting makes you feel.
Instead of trying to focus on the technical aspects of the art, ask yourself how the art makes you feel. , it has an effect on you. Do be honest with yourself when you describe your real feelings.
·Research the artist's life.
Some galleries have an informational plaque (牌匾) near the artwork that describes the artist. Read the informational plaque next to the artwork. This is a great way to better understand the artist and his mind when they created the art. Most art tries to express a feeling like sadness, anger, or happiness. .
·Speak and talk with artists.
Only if you like, you can find artists at their art shows. . Getting their thought may give you a deeper understanding and appreciation of their work.
Well now, if you still don't get art and can't appreciate it, try to create some artwork yourself. If you don't know where to start, you can look up tutorials online or take a local art class.
| A. Look at the artwork as objectively (客观的) as you can B. If it makes you happy, sad, anxious, or excited C. As long as you understand the techniques used to create the art D. Since being nervous can actually affect how you enjoy art E. Take the time to speak to them F. For example, if the artist saw a war, a sad feeling may be expressed in his art G. There are different styles and types of art for you to further research |
