VISITING ARTIST LECTURE : RESPONSE WORKSHEET
You will need to attend two VALs throughout the semester and submit a response worksheet for each one.
Just fill in the response sheet here and save as a new document. Pay attention to the sentence suggestions!! You should have thorough answers to each question. This completed assignment should be posted on Canvas by the Sunday after the lecture. It should be submitted under the “VAL Response” link for each artist. Again, you must submit to at least two lectures.
Note the sentence suggestion by each question. Please use those as the expectation of how much you should be writing.
Student Name:
Artist Name:
Date Attended or Date of Lecture from VRC website:
1. How did you respond to the artist’s’ lecture and work? Why? (3-5 sentences)
2. What are the most interesting and important aspects of the artist’s work that were covered in lecture? (3-5 sentences)
3. How was the art made? What are the materials and techniques used by the artist? (2-3 sentences)
4. Overall what do you think the artist’s intention was with their work? Were they effective in getting their intention across to the viewer? (3-5 sentences)
5.
How did the artist make the presentation interesting? What could have improved the presentation for you? (2-3 sentences)
6. What question during Q&A sparked the most interest for you? What is one question you have about the artist’s work? (2-3 sentences)
Please attend or watch the recording of Alanna Airitam’ Visiting Artist Lecture and fill out the accompanying VAL Response sheet located in the module Visiting Artists. Please give thorough answers to each of the questions that are specific to the talk given by the artist. Remember good grammar, as always!
Please attend live (best option!) or watch the recording of Glenn Ligon’ Visiting Artist Lecture and fill out the accompanying VAL Response sheet located in the module Visiting Artists. Please give thorough answers to each of the questions that are specific to the talk given by the artist. Remember good grammar, as always!
