Make art from something you've never seen - Responses | The Art Assignment

The video discusses responses to David Brooks' art assignment 'Never Seen, Never Will,' which challenges participants to articulate something they know exists but have never seen. The video features various creative interpretations, including self-perception, unseen worlds, and philosophical concepts like 'turtles all the way down.' It highlights the importance of imagination and artistic expression in understanding the world beyond oneself.

What is the main objective of the 'Never Seen, Never Will' art assignment?

• To design a new technology

• To articulate something unseen

• To create a realistic painting

• To write a fictional story

Why did Jennifer ask 100 people to take her picture?

• She wanted to create a photo album

• She was conducting a social experiment

• She never liked pictures of herself

• She wanted to learn photography

What does the phrase 'turtles all the way down' imply?

• A method of artistic expression

• A philosophical debate about reality

• A scientific theory about turtles

• A never-ending series of assumptions

How did Nadia and Desi Vidrio collaborate on their art assignment?

• By creating a joint painting

• By exchanging photographs

• By writing descriptions of each other

• By meeting in person

What artistic technique is used to reuse existing images or objects?

• Photography

• Sculpture

• Collage

• Appropriation

What is the significance of the glass box universe representation?

• It is a traditional art form

• It changes with light, like the universe

• It represents a specific galaxy

• It shows the universe's static nature

What does Leone Connellan's knitted mobius represent?

• A black hole

• A galaxy

• A planet

• A star