(PLT 66/GA5 54) An artwork without an interpretive community remains mute, and Heidegger suggests that artworks' creators are often unreliable guides to the meaning of their own work.
A collaboration between the Costume Institute and the department of Medieval art, 'Heavenly Bodies' situates costumes alongside religious artworks to provide an interpretive context for fashion's engagement with Catholicism.
The MTA also agreed to include "historically themed interpretive work," such as historic photos or artwork, at Purple Line stations.
They were responsible for all aspects of the project, including choice of the artwork, the exhibition design and interpretive materials as well as the installation of a wall drawing by Sol LeWitt.
Far-reaching in its interpretive approach, Nature's Nation looks at artworks across genres and media including painting, sculpture, prints, photography, decorative arts, and video revealing important new discoveries about creative encounters with environmental history and politics through materials, techniques, subjects, and ideas.
In mobilizing art historical methodologies and interpretive approaches, RAVE seeks not to foreclose other frameworks for considering visual evidence and visual culture, but rather to use the tools of art history as the generating motor to open up broader dialogues about what and how artworks mean.
The Journal regularly features previously unpublished primary or archival material and photographs, as well as interpretive criticism of the writer's poetry and essays, theoretical reflections, biographical and contextual studies, comparisons with other writers, and original artwork.
These new changes encourage: (1) student interpretive meaning making, not just memorization of key facts, (2) student-centered, active learning, and (3) cultural diversity of artworks studied.
