Applying the frames in HSC Visual Arts extended responses quiz

Artist, artwork, world, audience

Subjective, structural, cultural, postmodern

Artmaking, criticism, history, curation

Form, content, context, reception

Subjective frame

Cultural frame

Structural frame

Postmodern frame

Postmodern frame

Subjective frame

Structural frame

Cultural frame

Always exactly one, in isolation

Two frames in combination where the artwork rewards it

All four frames in every response

None; frames are only for Section I

Structural plus postmodern

Subjective plus cultural

Structural plus cultural

Postmodern plus subjective

Because listing conventions is description and labelling, not application to evidence

Because the frame conventions are incorrect

Because markers do not want frame vocabulary used at all

Because only one convention may be named per response

They are the same thing under different names

Frames are interpretive lenses for reading artworks; the conceptual framework is a model of four agencies (artist, artwork, world, audience)

Frames apply only to Australian art; the framework only to international art

Frames are for Section II only; the framework for Section I only

Ignore the cultural frame and apply whichever frame you prepared

Lead with a cultural reading first, then strengthen with another frame if useful

Apply only the subjective frame because it is easier

List all four frames equally without leading with cultural

Warhol made some Brillo boxes in the 1960s

Warhol's Brillo Boxes (1964, silkscreen ink on plywood, first exhibited at the Stable Gallery, New York, in 1964)

Warhol was a famous Pop artist who liked consumer products

Warhol's work is about modern life and fame

Three frames is forbidden by NESA

Most students cannot give all three adequate depth in 25 marks, so coverage becomes superficial

Guernica can only be read structurally

Three frames automatically caps a response at Band 4