How to do an Art Critique

Here is How to an art critique with kids. These techniques work for adult too. Art is subjective and embracing that when we do art sharings and art reflections is very helpful. This lesson on
critiquing art in the elementary classroom builds the studio habits of the mind reflect and observe.

Creativity Time with Julia Major is a place for art ideas, that spark your own creativity. Never cookie cutter projects, there is always room for your own spins, twists and adaptations. At Creativity Time we are all artists. This art show is focused on enhancing creativity, enjoying artmaking, and exploring the 8 Studio Habits of the Mind. It is filled will fun art and craft ideas to do when bored at home, and easy art projects that use everyday materials. Julia also collects picture books and brings in fabulous picture book reviews. She views each picture book as a work of art and a chance to explore poems, stories, cultures, concepts, and the imaginations of others.

Julia D'Ambrosi Major is a certified art teacher. She has a Master's of Art Teaching Degree in Pk-12th Visual Art from American University. She also has a BA in Communication Arts Theatre from Austin College. She works for Horace Mann Elementary School a fabulous DC public school. She is proud to be a centaur and part of DCPS.

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