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Who is responsible for establishing representation and intentions in the artwork?
Who is responsible for establishing representation and intentions in the artwork?
- The world
- The audience
- The artwork
- The artist (correct)
What does the artwork serve as according to the text?
What does the artwork serve as according to the text?
- A representation of historical events
- A challenge to the artist's intentions
- The bridge between the artist and the audience (correct)
- A reflection of the audience's thoughts
Who are included in the audience according to the text?
Who are included in the audience according to the text?
- Curators only
- Historians and critics (correct)
- Artists and historians
- Art critics and curators
What does the 'world' refer to in the context of the artworld?
What does the 'world' refer to in the context of the artworld?
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What is the primary role of the artist in connecting to the audience?
What is the primary role of the artist in connecting to the audience?
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Artwork and Artist's Role
- The artist is responsible for establishing representation and intentions in the artwork.
Artwork's Purpose
- The artwork serves as a form of communication between the artist and the audience.
Audience
- The audience includes art critics, collectors, curators, and other artists.
The Artworld
- In the context of the artworld, the 'world' refers to the social and cultural context in which art is created, exhibited, and interpreted.
Artist's Role in Connecting to the Audience
- The primary role of the artist is to create a connection with the audience through their artwork.
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