§-Art Making and Exhibiting syllabus
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Art Making and Exhibiting syllabus, dot point by dot point
Every dot point in the VIC Art Making and Exhibiting study design, in syllabus order, with a focused answer for each. Open any dot point for the answer, exam-style questions and links to related points.
Unit 3: Collect, extend and connect
Module overview →Area of Study 1 (Collect: inspirations, influences and images): How do artists use selected art forms and ideas to create visual language?
Key knowledge (Unit 3 Outcome 1): the use of art elements, art principles and aesthetic qualities in artworks in specific art forms, and methods used to communicate ideas using visual language
Area of Study 1 (Collect: inspirations, influences and images): How do artists use selected art forms and ideas to create visual language?
Outcome 1: collect information from artists and artworks in specific art forms to develop subject matter and ideas in their own art making
Area of Study 2 (Extend: make, critique and reflect): How are ideas, reflection and feedback used in art making to develop artworks?
Outcome 2: make artworks in specific art forms, prepare and present a critique, and reflect on feedback
Area of Study 3 (Connect: curate, design and propose): How are artworks selected and presented for exhibition?
Outcome 3: research and plan an exhibition of the artworks of three artists
Unit 4: Consolidate, present and conserve
Module overview →Area of Study 1 (Consolidate: refine and resolve): How do artists refine and resolve artworks?
Outcome 1: refine and resolve at least one finished artwork in a specific art form and document the materials, techniques and processes used in art making
Area of Study 2 (Present: plan and critique): How are ideas presented in finished artworks on exhibition?
Outcome 2: plan and display at least one finished artwork in a specific art form, and present a critique
Area of Study 3 (Conserve: present and care): What role does conservation and care have in the presentation of artworks?
Outcome 3: understand the presentation, conservation and care of artworks, including the conservation and care of their own artworks