“Why are the people moving from one panel to the next?” asks Amir while visiting a library exhibition. The…

Questão

“Why are the people moving from one panel to the next?” asks Amir while visiting a library exhibition. The display presents The Migration Series, painted by U.S. artist Jacob Lawrence in 1940-41. Its 60 tempera panels portray African Americans leaving the rural South during the Great Migration and seeking work and safety in northern cities. Rather than using one large scene, Lawrence organized the work as many connected moments. Each panel has a number and an English caption. In the exhibition, students receive small reproductions of six panels, but the cards are mixed. The library educator asks them to prepare a short explanation of the journey for younger visitors, using only the images, the numbers, and the captions. Interpret the exhibition information: which procedure best supports the students’ explanation of Lawrence’s visual narrative?

1. A) They should arrange the cards by number and connect each image to its caption.
2. B) They should list details from separate cards without linking their order.
3. C) They should compare the colors in all cards without using numbers or captions.
4. D) They should describe the library room instead of the panels and captions.
5. E) They should choose one card and treat its scene as the complete journey.

✅ Resposta correta: alternativa A

Resolução passo a passo

1. O enunciado diz que Lawrence organizou a obra como muitos momentos conectados, e que cada painel tem um número e uma legenda em inglês. Assim, para explicar a narrativa visual da jornada, o aluno precisa reconstruir a sequência (pelos números) e relacionar cada imagem à sua legenda.
2. Com os cartões embaralhados, ordenar pelos números restaura a ordem cronológica da migração, e a legenda confirma o que cada cena mostra (busca de trabalho, segurança, chegada às cidades do norte).
3. A alternativa A é, portanto, a correta e coincide com o gabarito oficial.
4. A alternativa B está errada, pois listar detalhes sem a ordem perde justamente a narrativa conectada que a obra propõe.
5. A alternativa C está errada, pois as cores não contam a sequência da jornada e a tarefa exige apenas imagens, números e legendas.
6. A alternativa D está errada, pois descrever a sala da biblioteca não trata da obra de Lawrence.
7. A alternativa E está errada, pois um único painel mostra apenas um momento e não a jornada completa, contrariando a ideia de muitos momentos conectados.

💡 Dica: Analise a sequência das imagens, números e legendas para compreender a narrativa visual.

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