Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Can We Learn to See How Artists See?
We all dream of mastering a skill like a pro—to skate like an Olympian, sing like an Idol, or go to the hoop “like Mike.”
What if we could learn to see how an artist sees? “It’s so important to
move through the world with this kind of wonder,” artist Bo Bartlett says of putting on an artist’s eyes in SEE: An Art Road Trip. “It all passes so fast.” Directed by Bartlett with his wife and fellow artist Betsy Eby and filmmaker Glenn Holsten, SEE
challenges and inspires us to see the world through an artist’s eyes
not necessarily in hopes of making art but, more importantly, in hopes
of our appreciating the beauty that rushes past us and our high-speed
everyday lives. Part road trip, part art history lesson, and part
existential drama, SEE at all times conveys a vision of a more
aware, more visually activated life that most of us only dream of but
can finally experience, if only fleetingly, through these pros’ eyes. Please come over to Picture This at Big Think to read more of "Can We Learn to See How Artists See?"
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Seeing like artists see would be a wonderful thing to achieve, but is it possible? Could we learn how to do so? No matter how much we could get acquainted with art, we could never have the same feeling towards colour and shape as artists do.
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