Question

A 5-year-old grandchild and a 60-year-old grandparent are both observing a sculpture of a small child playing with a dog. What can you infer about their reactions to the sculpture?
A.
They will both have the same interpretation of the sculpture.

B.
Twenty years from now they will both analyze the sculpture similarly.

C.
Their background and life experiences will influence their interpretations.

D.
The grandparent will have a correct interpretation of the sculpture.

Answer 1

Answer:

D)the grandparents will have a correct interpretation of the sculpture

Explanation:

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Answer 2

There is no “correct” interpretation for art. There is what the artist intended but that can be drastically different based upon personal experiences D is incorrect

B is incorrect because again, both do not have the same experiences no matter the time so A is also incorrect

C, one may say “it’s to let go of worries” others might think it’s fun, when in reality it was a tribute to the artist’s dog and wanted to capture a moment. Showing a sculpture without any background or knowledge of intent means people come up with their own conclusions through experience and outside knowledge.