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Basil Posing for a Photo from Inside His Box

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Basil Posing for a Photo from Inside His Box

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Location: James' House, The Heights, Houston, Texas

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Zen's Fiancée, Wachs, Posing with Their Carved Pumpkin

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Zen's Fiancée, Wachs, Posing with Their Carved Pumpkin

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MOGE TEE Employee, Emma, Encapsulated by Work

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MOGE TEE Employee, Emma, Encapsulated by Work

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Location: Intersection of Guadalupe St. and West 21st St.

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Location: Intersection of Guadalupe St. and West 21st St.

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Graffiti and Stickers, Collaborative Art Created By Artists Who Have Never Met

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Graffiti and Stickers, Collaborative Art Created By Artists Who Have Never Met

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Location: University Dr. and West 21st St.

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Graffiti, Advertisements, and Stickers On the Side of A Post Box, Advertisements for the Dreams Of People

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Graffiti, Advertisements, and Stickers On the Side of A Post Box, Advertisements for the Dreams Of People

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An Unknown Group of Individuals, Posing Under The Prompt: "In This Moment, How Do You Wish To Be Perceived?"

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An Unknown Group of Individuals, Posing Under The Prompt: "In This Moment, How Do You Wish To Be Perceived?"

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A Memorial Shelf, Well Dusted And Ordered in Reverence of the Dead

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A Memorial Shelf, Well Dusted And Ordered in Reverence of the Dead

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Location: Floor 1C and 1D, Brackenridge Hall

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The Symmetry and Loneliness of an Empty, Quiet Hallway

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The Symmetry and Loneliness of an Empty, Quiet Hallway

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The Tower, Confusingly Checkered Late at Night

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The Tower, Confusingly Checkered Late at Night

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What (if anything) can you learn from these artistic encounters you have daily? Do they enrich your life at all? Do other people see them as art?

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What (if anything) can you learn from these artistic encounters you have daily? Do they enrich your life at all? Do other people see them as art?

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Every time I have one of these artistic encounters, I find myself learning something new about art, and about myself and the way I see the world. I learn that others’ perceptions of things are not quite the same as mine, and how people see themselves and the moment that they’re currently living in varies even between close groups of friends. Each encounter enriches my life and teaches me more about art and the world around me, and how to see things from many different perspectives. Other people sometimes don’t see things like my cat as art, but I see it as my cat expressing how he wishes himself to be perceived, and to me, the intentionality in that is art.

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How do your daily encounters with visual art differ from 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 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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Often, my daily encounters with visual art are fleet and my perception of them fleeter. For this reason, it can be hard for me to remember to record my daily encounters with visual art, often because I am moving at the pace of the world, and the world moves around me just as quickly. Something that I might perceive as art might not be there five seconds later, and no camera can do some things justice. Artwork that I see in museums, on the other hand, is directed towards me. That art is presented and there to be observed, whereas in daily encounters, the art doesn’t necessarily exist for the purpose of being art, or even for being observed. The experience of museum-going, for me, would be greatly enhanced by my ability to encounter daily art in a museum, especially with more time and space to admire it and really think about it.