1. The unit explained that critique is an important part of being an artist. Another example of something similar is how an editor edits a writer’s work. What are some other careers that involve some form of critique? Explain how the critique in your examples are different than an art critique.
2. Imagine that you are an artist who refuses to let their art be critiqued. How might this affect your work or success as an artist?
3. Why is it important to get your art critiqued?
4. What are some outside factors that can influence an art critique?
5. You learned about the four main parts of an art critique in this unit. If you had the opportunity to eliminate one of these parts and replace it with something else, what would you eliminate and add? Describe what step you would add to the critiquing process. Explain why you removed the step that you did.
6. Do you think that all art critiques should be done exactly the same, following the same format and asking the exact same questions? Why or why not?

Food Critics, Professional Organizers, Image Consultants, and more are all examples of different jobs and careers that have a different style of critiquing. Food critics obviously have to critique foods and different restaurants for there job, professional organizers have to organize and critique papers and files and everything, and image consultantsIt's their job to help you make your pictures better so they give you constructive criticism AKA to critique your photo style so you know what to do next time to make your pictures better. All of these jobs are different than an art critic and they all have different styles of critiquing involved in them

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I had the same question for art on Ed!

(I know its a little late)