Visual Arts flashcards
55 VCE Visual Arts cards across 6 modules (23 definitions, 32 key facts, 0 fill-the-gap, 0 formulas). Each session gives you 20 cards, due cards first. Swipe right for easy, left for hard, down for again. Keyboard: Space to flip, 1 to 4 to rate.
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What this deck covers
The Creative Practice framework (7 cards, 2 dot points)
Unit 3: Personal and collaborative creative practice (8 cards, 2 dot points)
Unit 3: Personal and collaborative creative practice (8 cards, 2 dot points)
Unit 3: Personal investigation using the Creative Practice (3 cards, 1 dot point)
Unit 4: Interpreting, comparing and resolving art (26 cards, 8 dot points)
- Art ideas, meanings and messages: VCE Art Creative Practice (3)
- Comparing artists, practices and artworks: VCE Art Creative Practice (3)
- Comparing historical and contemporary artists: VCE Art Creative Practice (4)
- The written examination: VCE Art Creative Practice (4)
- Using the Cultural Lens to interpret art: VCE Art Creative Practice (3)
- Using the Interpretive Lenses to interpret art: VCE Art Creative Practice (3)
- Using the Personal Lens to interpret art: VCE Art Creative Practice (3)
- Using the Structural Lens to analyse art: VCE Art Creative Practice (3)
Unit 4: Interpreting, comparing and resolving art (3 cards, 1 dot point)
Sample cards from this deck
Definition
The Creative Practice framework: VCE Art Creative Practice
Define Creative Practice
The Creative Practice is a personal, repeated cycle of exploring and connecting with ideas, developing and refining art using materials and techniques, and resolving and presenting artworks, all documented in a visual diary so that thinking and making remain visible.
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Collaborative approaches in the Creative Practice: VCE Art Creative Practice
Define collaborative creative practice
A collaborative creative practice is one in which two or more people share the generation of ideas, the making decisions and the authorship of an artwork, while each participant still contributes their own skills and reflection.
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Examining one artwork and an artist practice: VCE Art Creative Practice
Define Borrow a strategy, not the image
If an artist builds meaning through repetition, try repetition with your own subject rather than copying their motif.
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Personal investigation and area of personal interest: VCE Art Creative Practice
Define area of personal interest
An area of personal interest is the self chosen theme, question or concern that a student investigates through the Creative Practice, providing the conceptual foundation for the body of work developed across Units 3 and 4.
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Art ideas, meanings and messages: VCE Art Creative Practice
Define art idea
An art idea is the concept, theme or concern an artwork explores. A meaning is what the artwork expresses or evokes.
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Resolving a body of work and finished artwork: VCE Art Creative Practice
Define body of work
A body of work is a documented sequence of exploration and development, with reflective annotations, that traces how personal ideas were generated, tested and refined through the Creative Practice toward a resolved finished work.
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The visual diary in the Creative Practice: VCE Art Creative Practice
Define Connect to intent
Say what you are trying to communicate and whether the trial got closer.
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The critique as a reflective tool: VCE Art Creative Practice
Define Evaluate
Judge how successfully the work communicates its intention. Evaluation is comparative and reasoned, not just "I like it".
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Producing a finished artwork using the Creative Practice: VCE Art Creative Practice
Define Conceptual possibilities
Generate several ways to express your idea before committing. Width here protects you from a thin final work.
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Comparing artists, practices and artworks: VCE Art Creative Practice
Define comparison in this study
A comparison in this study is a reasoned analysis of similarities and differences between two artists, drawing on their practices and selected artworks and supported by evidence and the Interpretive Lenses.