The Frames
Which frame looks at use of visual language?
Structural Frame
What part of the conceptual framework do critical consumers belong to?
Audience
Summarise practice.
From initial ideas, to execution of artwork, to evaluation of the artwork.
Choices, intentions, actions.
Explain the difference between the elements and principles of design.
Elements – sensory components to create artworks
Principles – how images are arranged using the elements
Investigate ways in which artists have created a visual language to reveal what is invisible to others.
Frames – Structural
Which frame challenges ideas, styles and conventions?
Post Modern Frame
Name four potential types of audience members.
Students, general public, artists, art critics, art historians, curators, educators.
What are the two main parts of artmaking practice?
Conceptual and material
What type of analysis requires an understanding of the elements and principles of art?
Visual analysis / structural analysis
Investigate ways in which artists develop connections between art and society in their practice.
Practice
The frame that explores sensory, spiritual, psychological or emotional responses.
Subjective Frame
How may an artists experiences shape their artwork?
Provide an example.
Artist - artwork.
eg: specific example should support the response.
What influences an artists practice?
eg. Inspiring artists, personal events and beliefs, world events, physical or psychological experiences, audience considerations.
Explain how the elements and principles can be used to create emotion in artworks.
Provide at least two specific examples.
eg, use of monochromatic blues to explore themes of sadness, sharp jagged lines that create tension and unease.
Students must provide specific artwork examples.
Analyse how artworks represent and document cultural histories.
Frames - Cultural
Reflects the attitudes of a particular place and time.
Cultural Frame
How do world events influence an artwork?
Provide an example.
World - Artwork
eg: specific example should be provided.
How do Contemporary Artists redefine the boundaries of artmaking practice?
Innovative materials, use of themselves and the audience, technology, etc.
Name the seven elements of art.
Line, shape, tone, texture, colour, form, space.
How do artists/curators challenge conventional ideas about what an exhibition can be?
Conceptual Framework
Eclecticism, questioning, technologies.
Post Modern Frame
Describe the role of the audience as a participant in an artwork.
Provide an example.
Audience - artwork.
eg: the audiences physical presence and emotional response form the artwork. The artwork is only understood by becoming part of it. A specific example must be given.
Describe the artmaking practice of an artist you have studied.
An example must be provided and should include some of the following: inspiration, motivation, conceptual and material practice choices, consideration of the audience/intention of the work.
Name the seven principles of design.
Pattern, contrast, emphasis, balance, proportion/scale, harmony, rhythm/movement.
Investigate how ideologies and beliefs influence the way artists represent their world in artworks.
Conceptual Framework