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Apr182010

How to Survive an Art Critique

DateSunday, April 18, 2010 at 12:00AM | AuthorTom S.

Club Photo - Eva S.by Miranda Aschenbrenner

This post is by guest author, Miranda Aschenbrenner. This article has been edited and published with the author's permission. You should submit an article and share your views as a guest author by clicking here.

In art school, the most stressful part of any class was always the critique. This was when you put the results of your hard work up in front of everyone, explained your ideas, and waited for the criticisms - ahem, feedback - to come rolling in. This was when you put it all on the line to find out if anyone else thought what you were doing was valid.

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