Understanding Art and Communication Concepts

Miss Hussey's class explores the concept of art as a lie that tells the truth, inspired by Picasso. Students discuss the challenges of understanding art and communication. Calder reflects on the meaning of art, while Petra questions what makes an object art. Petra discovers a mysterious book, adding intrigue to the exploration of art and its interpretations.

What did Miss Hussey think about the museum trip?

• It was a complete success.

• It was boring.

• It was too long.

• It didn't work as expected.

What does 'project' mean in the context of Miss Hussey's discussion?

• To display an image.

• To predict or imagine something.

• To reject an idea.

• To create a physical object.

What subject does the class decide to focus on after discussing communication?

• Mathematics

• Science

• Art

• History

How does Miss Hussey describe art according to Picasso?

• Art is a lie that tells the truth.

• Art is a simple expression.

• Art is a truth that tells a lie.

• Art is a complex reality.

What does Calder relate Picasso's quote to?

• His music

• His painting

• His pentominoes

• His favorite book

What does Miss Hussey suggest the class might do one day?

• Write down daydreams for a week

• Visit another museum

• Study a new language

• Create a new art piece

What does Petra consider when thinking about what makes an object art?

• Its color

• Its price

• Its size

• Its uniqueness

What does Petra find intriguing about the book she discovers?

• Its colorful illustrations

• Its nonsensical content

• Its historical accuracy

• Its scientific facts