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My friend's water bottle and my water bottle having a stand off

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My room in the morning

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Watching a new movie in my film class

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A text from my mom that made my day

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Met up with another friend to study and she made me take a personality test

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Walking home with friends from the library

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How are the types of visual art you encounter daily different from one another? How could we categorize the art you found in your daily life? 

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How are the types of visual art you encounter daily different from one another? How could we categorize the art you found in your daily life? 

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The visual art that I encounter daily is different from one another because each day we experience something every day. There are days where I won't see anything that's special to me. However, there are the days where I'm captivated by the world's art. I would categorize my daily life as contemporary or conceptual art because it's very random. Also looking over the pictures I found materials and objects that I found intriguing considered as art.

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How do your daily encounters with visual art differ from the artwork you see in museums? How would the experience of museum-going change if the art you interacted with daily was a part of the museum collection?

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How do your daily encounters with visual art differ from the artwork you see in museums? How would the experience of museum-going change if the art you interacted with daily was a part of the museum collection?

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My daily encounters with visual art can't even compare to artwork in museums because there aren't meanings behind the pictures. My pictures were events that I thought was interesting while art in museums have true meaning to the artist. If I saw an exhibit of daily art, I would find it interesting but I don't think it would impact me. When I go to a museum I tend to find a piece that I feel connected with but, seeing an artist's photos of every second of their life would feel impersonal. I would interpret their photos as taking photos because they have to not because they saw something significant about it.