Practice question · Sort into groups
Sort each activity by Frayling's three relations.
Groups: Research into art · Research through art · Research for art
- Conservation study
- Material-led works
- Direct art viewing
- Reception history
- Ground test panels
- 1485 pigment costs
Hints
- Two of the six treat art as the object of study rather than as the method.
- Two of them are gathering that serves the making without being the contribution.
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Research into art: 1485 pigment costs, Reception history
Research through art: Ground test panels, Material-led works
Research for art: Conservation study, Direct art viewing
Why
The third column is where most student research honestly sits, and saying so is a strength rather than an admission. Reading and looking are what make a project possible; the problem only arises when a dossier presents the gathering as though it were the finding.
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