This study is one of the research series to explore ways of seeing education
as a part of art education in the classroom consisting of the school. In this study,
as a method of teaching art appreciation, I mainly deal with the dialogue explores
the issue of communication. I have looked at the relationship between teacher and
student questioning centered around conversations in the classroom in relation to
the subject and the object. Education is not a one-way knowledge transfer actions
directed to students from the teacher. The points of view and interactive activities
learners and teachers is needed. It is important surrounding the form of the
presentation and progression, a method of communication between teachers and
learners. I dealt a case study the "Visual Thinking Strategies(VTS)" at MoMA in
the United States. The program has been carried out as part of the Museum
appreciation education. Art appreciation classes begin with ‘discovery' of ‘learners'
thinking and learning methods. It is important the process of active communication
consisting of questioning and response of the conversation. So "Visual Thinking
Strategies" has advantage in art appreciation. But it requires a recognition for the
process and how in art appreciation education. A program of dialogue in a class
is not for just a enjoyment. Even if not revealed or mentioned seemingly lessons
should be recognized to be a process organized by the ‘framing' that is intended
methodology. Therefore, the exchange of experiences on dialogue as a process of
understanding and methodology of art is important. This requires teachers training
to recognize and practice them for teachers professionalism.