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Unit7ArtandMusicBook1ThinkandDiscussViewingtheWorldExploringtheThemeAnalyticalListeningSharingYourIdeasEngagingFurtherListeningContentUnit7ArtandMusicThink

andDiscusstheExperienceMusicProjectTobecontinued>>>theExperienceMusicProject:Foundedin2000,thisprojectaimstobringunderstanding,interpretation,andscholarshiptopopularAmericanculture.ItislocatedonthecampusofSeattleCenter—theSeattleCenterMonorail(單軌電車)runsthroughthebuilding—andintendstoappealtomultigenerationalaudiencesthroughitscollections,exhibitions,andeducationalprograms.TheoutsideoftheExperienceMusicProjectbuildingwasdesignedbyFrankGehry,afamousCanadian-Americanarchitect.Twenty-onethousandpiecesofshapedmetalcovertheoutsideofthebuildinginamixtureoftexturesandcolorsthatseemtochangeinresponsetodifferentlightconditions.Tobecontinued>>>Thebuildinghasbeencomparedtoasmashedelectricguitarandwhilemanypeoplelovethedesign,othershavecriticizedit.Onmagazineevenincludeditinitslistoftheworld’s10ugliestbuildings.音樂體驗工程1.Doyouthinkthebuildinginthisphotoisbeautiful?Whyorwhynot?2.Howimportantareartandmusictoyou?Explain.QuestionsSomepeoplethinkthattheoutsideoftheExperienceMusicProjectbuildinginSeattle,Washington,U.S.A.,isbeautiful,butothersdonot.ExampleAnswer1Ithinkitisbeautiful.Ithasinterestingcurvedlines,andtheunusualmetalmaterialhasnicecolorsandreflectsthelight.1.Doyouthinkthebuildinginthisphotoisbeautiful?Whyorwhynot?QuestionsExampleAnswer2Idon’tthinkit’sbeautiful.Themetalmateriallooksveryindustrial,andIdon’tseeanywindows.Questions1.Doyouthinkthebuildinginthisphotoisbeautiful?Whyorwhynot?

ExampleAnswer1Artandmusicareveryimportanttome.Theyareveryhealingtomesincetheycanbringmehappinessandstrength.Sometimes,apaintingorapieceofmusiccantouchmyheartandmovemetotears.2.Howimportantareartandmusictoyou?Explain.Questions

ExampleAnswer2Artandmusicarenotveryimportanttome.I’mmoreinterestedinengineeringandscience,soIusuallyspendmyfreetimereadingscientificjournals.Questions2.Howimportantareartandmusictoyou?Explain.Unit7ArtandMusicExploringtheThemeArtandMusicNefertiti(ca.1370B.C.–ca.1330B.C.):afamousEgyptianqueenandtheGreatRoyalWifeofthemysteriousEgyptianPharaohAkhenaton.Abust(半身雕塑像)ofherdiscoveredin1912isoneofthemostwidely-recognizedsymbolsofancientEgypt.奈費爾提蒂ArtandMusictopengdance:(topengisIndonesianfor“mask”)aformofIndonesiandanceinwhichoneormoredancerswearmasksandperformancientstories,accompaniedbygamelan(木琴)music.Thestoriesoftenconcernmythicalkingsandheroes.托賓舞Lookatthephotosandreadthecaptions.Thendiscussthequestions.AmuralbytheMexicanartist,DiegoRivera,Detroit,Michigan,U.S.A.ArtandMusicEvenatanearlyage,mostpeopleenjoyart.Thischildisusingcoloredchalktodrawpicturesonasidewalk.ArtandMusicThisstonesculptureoftheEgyptianqueenNefertitiisneverfinished,yettheartist’sskilliseasytosee.ArtandMusicTopengdancerssuchasthismaninBali,Indonesia,dancetothemusicofgamelanorchestras.ArtandMusicDiscussthequestions.1.Whatdifferentkindsofartdoyouseeinthephotos?2.Whichoftheseartformsisdoneinonlyoneculture?3.Whichoftheseartformsdoyouenjoymost?Why?ArtandMusic1.Whatdifferentkindsofartdoyouseeinthephotos?ExampleAnswersIseealargemural,chalkdrawings,astonesculpture,andadancer.ArtandMusic2.Whichoftheseartformsisdoneinonlyoneculture?ExampleAnswersIthinkthey’redoneineveryculture,buteachkindofartcanreflectacertainculture.Forexample,thesculptureisinthestyleofancientEgypt,andthedancerknowsakindofdancethat’sonlydoneinIndonesia.ArtandMusic3.Whichoftheseartformsdoyouenjoymost?Why?ExampleAnswersIenjoydrawingpicturesmost,andIenjoyseeingpaintingstoo,eventhoughI’mnotapainter.Drawingissomethinganyonecando,andit’seasytofindmaterialsfordrawing.Paintingismoredifficult.Itrequiresspecialskillsandmaterials,sothat’swhyIappreciateit.Sculpturesareenjoyable,too,especiallyoutdoorsculpturesthatthepubliccansee.Thosesculpturescanaddarttoourdailyliveswhenwepassbyandappreciatethem.Ialsoenjoydance,butIprefertoseeballet,nottraditionaldancelikethemaninIndonesiaisdoing.ArtandMusicUnit7ArtandMusicAnalyticalListeningtemporarya.暫時的；臨時的Montreal蒙特利爾（加拿大東南部港市）Madrid馬德里（西班牙首都）JimDenevan吉姆·德內(nèi)文（人名）consciousa.意識到的；注意到的Listening1Note-takingisaveryimportantacademicskill.Whenyounotes,don’ttrytowritedowneverythingyouhear.Thinkaaboutwhyyouaretakingnotes.Thinkabouttheinformationyouneedandwhyyouneedit.Thishelpsyouidentifyimportantideastowritedown.Yournoteshelpyourememberandreviewinformationafteratalk.Listening1CriticalThinking.Writeanswerstothequestions.PayattentiontotheunderlinedwordsyouwillhearanduseintheListeningsection.BeforeListeningListening11.Whatcanyouusetoerasemarksonapieceofpaper?2.Wherecanyoufindalotofsand?3.Whatdopeopleusechalkfor?ExampleAnswersAneraser.Listening11.Whatcanyouusetoerasemarksonapieceofpaper?ExampleAnswersOnabeach.Listening12.Wherecanyoufindalotofsand?ExampleAnswersForwritingonchalkboardsordrawingpictures.Listening13.Whatdopeopleusechalkfor?A|

Note-Taking.Lookattheslidesandreadtheincompletenotesbelow.Thenlistentothepresentationandcompleteasmanyofthenotesasyoucan.APowerPointPresentationListeningListening1A|

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Listening1Location:____________________________Typeofart:snowsculptureImportance:1.temporaryartoftenoutdoors2._______________________Reasonartistemporary:sunnyday;snowwillmeltTobecontinued>>>Montreal,CanadabringspeopletogetherListening1Location:____________________________Typeofart:__________________________Importance:fun/interestingtowatch(soartistgetspaid)Reasonartistemporary:rain/peoplewilldamageitTobecontinued>>>A|

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Discussion.Formagroupwithtwoorthreeotherstudents.Discussthequestions.AfterListeningListening11.Whichpieceofartfromtheslideshowisthemostbeautifulorinterestingtoyou?Why?2.Whichpieceofartdoyouthinkwillprobablylastthelongest?Why?3.Whatkindsoftemporaryarthaveyouseen?Wastheartoutdoors?Diditbringpeopletogether?Listening1Whichpieceofartfromtheslideshowisthemostbeautifulorinterestingtoyou?Why?ExampleAnswer1Thesandartisthemostbeautifulandthemostinterestingtome.Ilikethewaythecolorofthesandandthecurvinglineslook.It’sinterestingbecausemostartistswantpeopletoseetheirwork,butJimDenevandoesn’tseemtocarewhetherpeopleseehiswork.Tobecontinued>>>Listening1Whichpieceofartfromtheslideshowisthemostbeautifulorinterestingtoyou?Why?ExampleAnswer2Thechalkartisthemostbeautifultomebecauseit’sacopyofDaVinci’sfamouspainting,MonaLisa.It’sinteresting,too,becausetheartistismakingthechalkdrawingmuchlargerthanDaVinci’spainting.Listening12.Whichpieceofartdoyouthinkwillprobablylastthelongest?Why?ExampleAnswersThechalkartwillprobablylastthelongest.Thesandartwillbegoneinaday,andthesnowdragonwillmeltinadayortwo.Thechalkdrawingwillslowlygethardertosee,butIthinkitwilllastatleastafewdays.Listening13.Whatkindsoftemporaryarthaveyouseen?Wastheartoutdoors?Diditbringpeopletogether?ExampleAnswersI’vebeentotheHarbinInternationalIceandSnowSculptureFestival,soIhaveseensomelargeandimpressivesnowsculptures.Thefestivaldidbringpeopletogether.First,artistscomefrommanycountriestoparticipate.Second,peoplefromallovertheworldcometoseethesculpturesandtakealotofpictures.B|

CriticalThinking.Readtheinformation.Thendiscussthequestionsbelowwithyourgroup.Listening1B|

CriticalThinking.Listening1TheArtofJulianBeeverJulianBeevercreateslarge3-DchalkartonstreetsandsidewalksintheU.K.Beever’sartlookssorealthatyoumightthinkyou’regoingtofallintoapoolofwaterorbumpintoahugebottleofsoda.Hebecamefamouswhenpeoplestartedsendingphotographsofhisartworktotheirfriendsbyemail.Nowyoucanbuyabookwith75full-colorphotographsofBeever’swork.Listening11.Moderntechnologycanmaketemporaryartlastlonger,butisaphotographasgoodastherealthing?Whyorwhynot?2.WherecanyoufindpicturesofJulianBeever’sartwork?3.Wherecanyoufindthetitleofthebookmentionedabove?4.Whydoyouthinksomecreativepeopleworksohardonsomethingthatwillnotlastormaybeerasedverysoon?

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CriticalThinking.Listening1Moderntechnologycanmaketemporaryartlastlonger,butisaphotographasgoodastherealthing?Whyorwhynot?ExampleAnswer1AphotographofapieceofartisgoodbecausealargenumberofpeoplecanseeitthroughtheInternetorinbooksatalibraryorbookstore.Listening1ExampleAnswer2Photographsofartarenotasgoodasseeingapieceofartinperson.Atanartmuseumorevenonthestreet,youcanseeallthecolorsanddetailsexactlythewaytheartistintended.It’sthebestwaytotrulyappreciateapieceofart.Moderntechnologycanmaketemporaryartlastlonger,butisaphotographasgoodastherealthing?Whyorwhynot?Listening12.WherecanyoufindpicturesofJulianBeever’sartwork?ExampleAnswersOnlineorinhisnewbook.Listening13.Wherecanyoufindthetitleofthebookmentionedabove?ExampleAnswersOnInternetbook-sellingwebsites,atbookstores,orinlibraries.Listening14.Whydoyouthinksomecreativepeopleworksohardonsomethingthatwillnotlastormaybeerasedverysoon?ExampleAnswersI’mnotsurewhy,butitmightbeenjoyabletoworkoutdoorsoratfestivals.Inaddition,artistsmightenjoyworkingwithunusualmaterialssuchassnow.APowerPointPresentationProfessor:Welcomeback,everyone.Asyouremember,lastweekwetalkedaboutartinthe20thcentury.Todaywe’rechangingtopics.Iwanttotalkaboutartthatyouwon’tfindinamuseum.That’sbecauseit’stemporaryart—temporarybecauseit’snotsupposedtolastforever,onlyforashorttime.Let’slookatmyfirstslide.Caneveryoneseeit?Whatkindofanimalisthis?Student1:Itlookslikeadragon.Tobecontinued>>>Listening1Professor:That’sright.It’safriendly-lookingdragon.Butthissculptureisnotmadefromsomethingsolidlikestone.Canyouseewhatit’smadefrom?Student2:Ithinkit’ssnow!Professor:Itissnow,anditlookslikeasunnyday,sothesculptureisnotgonnalast—it’ssnow,soit’sgonnamelt.ThissnowsculptureispartofawinterfestivalinMontreal,Canada,andsculptureslikethis—madefromsnow,orcheese,orevenchocolate—arenothingnew.They’repopularatfestivals,andtheytellustwoimportantTobecontinued>>>Listening1thingsabouttemporaryart.First,weoftenseeitoutdoors.Insteadofsittinginanartmuseum,temporaryartisoftendoneinpublicplaces.Inthiscase,it’sapublicstreet.Andsecond,lookcloselyatthispicture.Doyouseethecrowdofpeoplearoundthesculpture?Temporaryartbringspeopletogether.Inmynextslide,you’llseeanartistinMadrid,Spain.He’sworkingonacopyofafamouspainting—theMonaLisa,right?Buthe’snotworkingwithpaint;he’sworkingwithchalk.He’sworkingoutdoorsinapublicplace,andpeoplearecomingtowatchhimwork.Whatelsedoyounotice?Tobecontinued>>>Listening1Student1:Iseesomemoney.Therearecoinsonthestreet.Professor:That’sright.Artistsandothercreativepeopleneedtomakealiving.Temporaryart,outdoorsinpublicplaces,bringspeopletogetherbecauseit’sfun.It’sinterestingtowatchtheartistwork,andpeoplewillpayforthat.Ofcourse,rainandpeople’sfeetwilldamagethispiecebecauseitisoutdoors.Now,noteveryartistwantstoattractacrowdofpeople.Let’slookatmythirdslide.Here,youseeahugepieceofsandartinCaliforniaintheUnitedStates.Thesecirclesinthesandrepeat,gettinglargerandlargerastheartistmovesfartherout.Tobecontinued>>>Listening1Nextslide.Andhereistheartist,JimDenevan.Heworksalone,anditusuallytakeshimaboutsevenhourstofinishapiece.Whileheisworking,heisconstantlymovingandmakingmarksinthesand.Andwhenheisfinished,well...theoceantidessooneraseDenevan’swork.Heisconsciousofthis,ofcourse,butitdoesn’tseemtobotherhim.Likeanytemporaryart,Denevan’sworkdoesn’tlastforever.Listening1ukulelen.尤克萊利琴（四弦小吉他）albumn.唱片；專輯trion.三重奏組soloa.獨奏的；獨唱的；單獨的Listening2Listening2JakeShimabukuro(1976–):aukulelevirtuoso(演奏家).HewasborninHonolulu,Hawaiiandheisknownforhiscomplexfingerwork.Hismusiccombineselementsofjazzandrock.杰克·島袋Listening2NaHokuHanohanoAward:averyprestigiousawardformusicinHawaii夏威夷音樂大獎Listening2Queen:aBritishrockband,whosecombinationofheavymetal,glamrock(華麗搖滾),andunusualtheatrics(舞臺效果)madeitoneofthemostpopulargroupsofthe1970s皇后樂隊Listening2GeorgeHarrison(1943–2001):aBritishmusician,singer,andsongwriter.HewastheleadguitaristoftheBeatles,whichisoneofthemostimportantandinfluentialbandsinthehistoryofrockmusic.Healsoachievedsuccessasasolosongwriterandperformer.喬治·哈里森A

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UnderstandingVisuals.Lookatthephotoaboveandreadthecaption.Thendiscussthequestionswithapartner.BeforeListeningListening21.Whatinformationdoyouknowaboutthemaninthephoto??age?job?nationality?other________________________2.Whatdoeshisfacialexpressiontellyou?3.Wouldyouliketohearhismusic?Whyorwhynot?Listening21.Whatinformationdoyouknowaboutthemaninthephoto?ExampleAnswersAge:(around30)Job:(musician)Nationality:(American,perhapsofJapaneseancestry)Other:(Heenjoysplayingtheukulele.)Listening22.Whatdoeshisfacialexpressiontellyou?ExampleAnswers?Hissmiletellsmehelikesplayingmusic.?Hemustbeaveryhappy,easygoingguy.Listening23.Wouldyouliketohearhismusic?Whyorwhynot?ExampleAnswer1Iwouldliketohearhismusic.Ienjoyguitarmusic,andtheukulelelookssomethinglikeaguitar.Listening23.Wouldyouliketohearhismusic?Whyorwhynot?ExampleAnswer2Iwouldn’tliketohearhismusic.Ipreferelectricguitarsandtechno-pop,soIdon’tthinkIwouldlikeukulelemusic.B

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MeaningfromContext.Readthearticle.Thencirclethecorrectwordstocompletethearticle.Listening2Listening2TheUkulele:TheSoundofHawaiiInthe1800s,smallmusicalinstrumentssimilartotheguitararrivedinHawaiiwithimmigrantsfromPortugal.Hawaiiansmadechangestothoseinstruments,andnowtheukuleleisanimportantpartofHawaiianculture.

Theukulele(1)affords/appealstomanypeoplebecauseitisn’texpensiveandit’sfairlyeasytoplay.Manyparentscan(2)afford/appealtobuyukuleles,soschoolchildreninHawaiilearntoplaytraditionalHawaiian(3)songs/albumsontheukuleleintheirmusicclasses.Ukulelesaresmall,(4)lively/simpleinstrumentswithabodymadeofwoodorplasticandonlyfourstrings,butmusiciansusetheseinstrumentsto(5)perform/affordmanystylesofmusic.AnswerKeysappeals(2)afford(3)songs(4)simple(5)performListening2ARadioProgramA

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UnderstandingtheSpeaker’sPurpose.Readthechoices.Thenlistentotheradioprogramandchoosethespeaker’smainpurpose.ListeningListening2a.toentertaintheaudiencewithafunnystoryb.toinformtheaudienceaboutamusicianc.topersuadetheaudiencetobuyanalbumd.toteachtheaudienceaboutHawaiianculture√B|Note-Taking.Listenagainandcompletethenotes.Listening2TitleofShimabukuro’snewalbum:(1)___________,___________,&Ukulele1999:NaHokuHanohanoAward;workedwith(2)______othermusicians.Soonafterthat,Shimabukuro(3)__________________________________.SongshavenolyricsbecauseShimabukuroisn’t(4)___________.Tobecontinued>>>PeaceLovetwoleftthetrioandbeganhissolocareerasingerListening2Shimabukurohastointerpretpopularsongsinhisownwaybecause(5)____________________________________.NewalbumisunusualbecauseShimabukurodoesn’t(6)___________.hecan’tplayeverynoteontheukuleleplayaloneB|Note-Taking.CriticalThinking.Formagroupwithtwoorthreeotherstudents.Discussthequestions.AfterListeningListening21.JakeShimabukurooftenplayspopularsongsbywell-knownmusicianssuchasMichaelJacksonandGeorgeHarrison.Wouldyouratherhearamusicianperformsongsyoualreadyknow,orhearnewmusic?Why?2.WhydoyouthinkShimabukurocontinuestoplaytheukuleleinsteadofplayingamorepopularinstrumentsuchasaguitar?1.JakeShimabukurooftenplayspopularsongsbywell-knownmusicianssuchasMichaelJacksonandGeorgeHarrison.Wouldyouratherhearamusicianperformsongsyoualreadyknow,orhearnewmusic?Why?ExampleAnswersForme,itdoesn’tmatterwhetherthemusicianisperformingsongsIalreadyknowornewtome.Themostimportantthingisthatithasabeautifulmelodyandasoothingrhythm.Listening22.WhydoyouthinkShimabukurocontinuestoplaytheukuleleinsteadofplayingamorepopularinstrumentsuchasaguitar?ExampleAnswersTheukuleleiscommonlyassociatedwithmusicfromHawaii.ItiswhatmakesShimabukurodifferentfromtheothermusicians.Listening2ARadioProgramThisisRadioKBLM,andI’myourhost,BrianJohnson.You’vejustheardalivelypieceofmusicbythegreatukuleleplayerJakeShimabukuro.It’sfromhisnewalbumPeace,Love,&Ukulele.Now,you’reprobablyaskingyourself,“Ukulelemusic?Whyarewelisteningtoukulelemusic?”Actually,that’saprettygoodquestion.It’snotthekindofmusicweusuallyplayonthisradiostation.ButShimabukuroisnotyourusualukuleleplayer,either.Letmegiveyoualittlebackgroundinformation.ShimabukuroisfromHawaii,andinHawaii,theukuleleisabigpartoftheListening2Tobecontinued>>>culture.Hehasperformedhismusicsince1998,andin1999,hewonanawardcalledtheNaHokuHanohanoAwardforhisworkwithtwoothermusicians.Soonafterthat,Shimabukuroleftthetrioandbeganhissolocareer.HehasbecomeverypopularontheInternet,whereyoucandownloadhissongs,orifyoucan’taffordmusicdownloads,youcanwatchvideosofhisperformancesforfree.You’llseehimplayingtheukulelebyhimself—he’snotasinger,sothesongshavenolyrics—andyou’llhearsomeofthebestukuleleplayingintheworld.OK,asIsaid,Shimabukuroisnotnewtotheworldofmusic,andListening2Tobecontinued>>>Peace,Love,&Ukuleleistheninthalbumhehasmadesince1999.ButthisalbumisdifferentbecauseShimabukurodoesn’tplayalone,andhere’sthereason:Theukuleleisaprettysimpleinstrument.It’ssmallandonlyhasfourstrings.Mostofthetime,whenShimabukuroperforms,heplayspopularsongsthattheaudiencealreadyknows—songsbyMichaelJackson,ortherockbandQueen,orGeorgeHarrisonfromtheBeatles.Hehastointerpretthemusicinhisownwaybecausehecan’tplayeverynoteontheukulele.Hesaystheaudiencehearstherestofthesongintheirheads—thepartsthatheisn’tplaying.ButthisalbumhasListening2Tobecontinued>>>somenewsongsonitthatShimabukurowrote.Theaudiencehasn’theardthesongsbefore,sohewantedafullersound—withdrumsandbassandothermusicalinstruments.Trustme—youwillwanttohearthisalbum.Shimabukuroplaysseveraldifferentstylesofmusic,sowhetheryoulikerockmusicorclassicalmusicortraditionalHawaiiansongs,somethingonthisalbumwillappealtoyou.OK,let’shearalittlemorefromJakeShimabukuro...Listening2Unit7ArtandMusicSharingYourIdeasA|Collaboration.Lookatthetwophotosbelow.Thencompletetheconversationabouteachphotowithapartner.StudentA:Whatdoyouthinkitis?StudentB:Well,itcould____________________________.StudentA:Yes,orperhapsit’s_______________________StudentB:That’saninterestingidea!StudentA:Itmustnot______________________because_______________________________________.StudentB:You’reright.It’sprobably________________________________________________________.A|Collaboration.partofaplant—maybesomeseedsanartisticplateoffoodbeaman-madeobjectitlookslikesomethingfromnaturesomekindofplantstemB|

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Discussthequestionswithyourpartner.1.Whatkindofartdoyoulike:sculptures,paintings,photographs,orsomethingelse?2.Whatkindofartcanyoufindinyourcity?3.Whydoyouthinkhumanbeingspaintorcreateotherkindsofart?4.Doyoulikethephotosonthesepages?Whyorwhynot?5.Doyouknowanyotherartistsorartisticworkswithauniquestyle?Ifyes,giveabriefintroduction.1.Whatkindofartdoyoulike:sculptures,paintings,photographs,orsomethingelse?ExampleAnswersIreallylikephotographsbecausetheycanshowpeopleandeverydaythingsinarealway.Ialsolikepaintings,especiallyifthecolorsarebeautiful.2.Whatkindofartcanyoufindinyourcity?ExampleAnswersThere’sanartmuseumhere,andIseeartinpeople’sapartments,too.3.Whydoyouthinkhumanbeingspaintorcreateotherkindsofart?ExampleAnswersIthinkpeoplecreateartbecausetheywanttomakesomethingbeautiful,ortheywanttoexpressanidea.4.Doyoulikethephotosonthesepages?Whyorwhynot?ExampleAnswer1Ilikethephotosonthesepages,especiallythephotoofthebicycle.Theartonthebuildingsisrichlycolorful,andthebicyclemakesmewonderaboutitsowner—apersonwholivesinthiscity.Whatkindofpersonmightthatbe?Tobecontinued>>>ExampleAnswer2Idon’tlikethephotosonthesepages.Theartonthebuildingsdoesn’tfollowanytraditionalartisticform,andthecolored-pencilsculptureandbodypaintinglookstrangetome.Idon’tenjoylookingatthiskindofart.4.Doyoulikethephotosonthesepages?Whyorwhynot?5.Doyouknowanyotherartistsorartisticworkswithauniquestyle?Ifyes,giveabriefintroduction.ExampleAnswer1TheFrenchpainterMonethadauniquestyle.Heusedsoftcolorsandlinestogivetheimpressionofascene.Hispaintingsareverypretty.ExampleAnswer2Morerecently,theChinesepainterZhangXiaoganghasbecomefamousforhisuniquestyle.Hispaintingslookabitlikeoldfamilyphotographs,butthepeoplearenotpaintedinaveryrealisticway,sohisworkiseasytorecognize.5.Doyouknowanyotherartistsorartisticworkswithauniquestyle?Ifyes,giveabriefintroduction.BruceHall布魯斯·霍爾（人名）JenniferMaestre珍妮弗·梅斯特里（人名）GuidoDaniele吉多·達尼埃萊（人名）C|

Readtheinformationaboutthreeartists.Thenaskandanswerquestionsabouteachartistandhisorherworkwithyoupartner.WhydoesJenniferMaestreusecoloredpencilsinherwork?Perhapssheusescoloredpencilsbecauseshelovescolor.Ormaybesheusesthembecausetheyarecheap.BruceHallisawell-knownphotographer,andheislegallyblind.Hecanseesomeshapesandcolors,butonlyfromafewinchesaway.Heespeciallyenjoysunderwaterphotography,buthetakespicturesonland,too.Heplanstoputsomeofhisbestphotographsintoabook.ExampleAnswersA:Howcanablindpersontakegoodphotographs?B:Perhapshe’snotcompletelyblind.A:Right,itsaysheis“l(fā)egallyblind”.B:Doyouthinkthisphotographisdifferentfrommostpeople’sphotographs?…JenniferMaestreisanAmericansculptor.Manyartistsusecoloredpencilstomakedrawings,butMaestremakessculpturesoutofcoloredpencils.Ittakeshundredsofpencilstomakeeachsculpture.ExampleAnswersA:DoyouthinkJenniferMaestre’ssculptureispretty?B:Yes,Ido.Itisverycreative,anditmusttakealotofskilltomakesculpturesfrompencils.A:Yes,you’reright,butthatbowlisnotverypractical,isit?B:No,butmostartworksareimpractical.Ilikethesculpturebecauseitissounusual,andverycolorful.Iwouldliketohaveonejustlikeit.…Manyartistspaintbeautifulpicturesofbirds,fish,andotheranimals,butGuidoDanielepaintsthemonpeople’shands.Ittakesseveralhourstocreateonehandpainting,buttheresultisamazing.Danielemakestheanimalslookalmostreal.ExampleAnswersA:WhydoesGuidoDanielepaintonpeople’sbodies?B:Maybehewantsustoseeanimalsinadifferentway—asapartofourselves.A:Yes,ormaybehewantsustoseepeopleinadifferentway—asbeautifulartwork.B:That’saninterestingidea.Doyouthinkhepaysthepeoplef