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Gateways to Art and Gateways to Art Journal for Museum and Gallery Projects

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The revised and expanded edition of the market-leading art appreciation college textbook. The Second Edition of Gateways to Art features an even greater emphasis on visual culture and contemporary art. All new "Visual Galleries" conclude each chapter, creating valuable connections throughout the text, while a unique chapter on Content and Analysis leads students step-by-step through detailed analyses of seminal artworks. Last, but not least, recurring “Gateways to Art” features teach students to examine works of art from all formal analysis, media, history, and themes. Many art appreciation instructors base their final grades not only on the quizzes and exams they give, but also on the report students make during a visit to their local museum. The Second Edition of the Museum Journal provides a ready- made format for this assignment and now features two

1. A helpful checklist on how to prepare for a museum visit, including a list of what to bring to museum, a summary of what to look for and take note of while there, and a tally of the various forms of analysis.

2. An exploration of the many services a museum offers as part of the greater community through an in-depth look at several important regional museums across the United States.

688 pages, Paperback

Published December 17, 2015

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January 25, 2018
Totally unimpressed. I teach an art appreciation course and was told by the department that this was the book we were using. I’m not pleased. It’s poorly divided in terms of what needs to be covered, especially for intro level students. Some of their assertions are inaccurate. The choices in art examples is weird. I’m really unhappy with it.
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