Judging art, Alma Tidblom

1. My favourite was no. 5, by Ross Barbera. This was because at first i did not realise it was an actual painting, i thought it was a photograph. a large amount of skill was used to produce this painting and in contains very small details which must have taken a very long time to create. this is what i relate to art, something which takes time and a skill were the artist must have thought the entire process out before starting. but of course that might not be the case i do not know. 2. The piece of art which i disliked the most was number 8  by Damies Hurst. For me personaly this is simply a little too weird, it took me a while to understand what it was. however that doesn't mean that it isn't art, just not the sort of art that i like3. Judging these artworks upson how talented the artis is wouldn't be fair since each artist is talented in his or her own way. 4. See number 35.Yes, no. 3 which is the completely white one, because according to me art must be something unique and something which would be difficult to copy. 6. yes there are cultural differences between most of the artworks i think.Everythin from religion to building.  for example no. 1 and 14 (nature and buildings), 11 and 12 (religion and sort of art) and 5 and 6 (realistic views and nature)7. The one which impacted me the most emtionally is no. 12 and i do not know why. it is the work of art i keep going back to to look at. 8. Yes and No.No because art it only art if the receiver believes it is so. Yes because a lot of these art works sets the "standard" of art documents used:https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=sites&srcid=ZGVmYXVsdGRvbWFpbnxpbmVydGlhbGd1bXB0aW9ufGd4OjdkY...https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=sites&srcid=ZGVmYXVsdGRvbWFpbnxpbmVydGlhbGd1bXB0aW9ufGd4OjFjN...

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