How do we see art works? How do we see our surroundings? How do we see the world?
This new EVC book opens up a worldwide dialogue between ten experts, from Japan to Brazil, from South Africa to Germany. It provides a fascinating insight into the different cultures of seeing and learning to see. It also offers a deeper understanding of the differences that divide us and the similarities that connect us. This book marks an important step towards transcultural art education.
Content
Nobumasa Kiyonaga, Bernadette Van Haute and Ernst Wagner: Introduction . 7
Nobumasa Kiyonaga: On the Development and Tendencies of Teaching Art Interpretation in Japan . 11
Kim Hyangmi: Trends in Art Education in the Republic of Korea . 27
Xialing Dong: My Teaching of ‘Seeing’ at the Lu Xun Academy of Fine Arts in Shenyang, China . 41
Gopal Jayaraman: Understanding of Visual Art Objects as a Perspective Study with Reference to India . 55
Azar Emami Pari: The Persian Carpet is not a Picture - Goals and Methods of Learning to look at Visual Culture in Iran . 67
Richard Kabiito: Visual Literacy, Culture and Modernity in Buganda . 81
Bernadette Van Haute: Teaching the Interpretation of Objects of Visual Culture in South Africa . 95
Odun Orimolade: Teaching Perception of Visual Culture in Nigeria . 107
Ernst Wagner: How to look at Art - Basic Concepts in German Secondary Schools and Art Teacher Training . 121
Ana Mae Barbosa: Image Reading and Contextualisation in Art Education in Brazil . 133
Nobumasa Kiyonaga, Bernadette Van Haute and Ernst Wagner: Findings . 143
Jenni Lauwrens: Afterword . 165
Biographies . 171
Xialing Dong: My Teaching of ‘Seeing’ at the Lu Xun Academy of Fine Arts in Shenyang, China . 41
Gopal Jayaraman: Understanding of Visual Art Objects as a Perspective Study with Reference to India . 55
Azar Emami Pari: The Persian Carpet is not a Picture - Goals and Methods of Learning to look at Visual Culture in Iran . 67
Richard Kabiito: Visual Literacy, Culture and Modernity in Buganda . 81
Bernadette Van Haute: Teaching the Interpretation of Objects of Visual Culture in South Africa . 95
Odun Orimolade: Teaching Perception of Visual Culture in Nigeria . 107
Ernst Wagner: How to look at Art - Basic Concepts in German Secondary Schools and Art Teacher Training . 121
Ana Mae Barbosa: Image Reading and Contextualisation in Art Education in Brazil . 133
Nobumasa Kiyonaga, Bernadette Van Haute and Ernst Wagner: Findings . 143
Jenni Lauwrens: Afterword . 165
Biographies . 171
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