Posts archive for: October, 2009
  • Deadline- what does this mean... for me!

    BTEC National Certificate in Art and Design

    As you know, your deadline is fast approaching.. but what does this mean and what will you be expected to do, say and produce before this day in order to get your rightfully owed assessment.

    1. You will need to be prepared on the day to have your FINAL outcome completed.
    * HINT:Think about how you would like this viewed by others.
    2. You will need to know what your own work is about? why you created it? what inspired you? and how you have got to this final end point?
    * HINT:These will be types of questions you will be asked about your art work.
    3. You will have to talk about your work coherently and confidently, explaining about the CONCEPT of your idea and the CONTEXT your work should be approached and viewed in
    * HINT:Make sure you make critical and contextual links to the work of others (studied) and further links to the theme (in this case Primitive Artefacts)
    4. You will definitely need support work, sketchbook work and developmental ideas which support your final piece. These do not have to be fully completed by the set deadline BUT you will need to complete these, along with other set targets (tutors) by the final deadline.
    * HINT: This will be a key time to include a comprehensive evaluation, further developmental ideas and a consolidation of thinking
    5. Finally...this whole process is of benefit for you, as students, refer back to the assessment criteria, check what you will be assessed upon, how you can achieve this and how will you do so in the future.
    * HINT:The more you question your own work and ideas, and the work of others the better you will be at understanding comments made towards you and your own art work.

    You will be assessed on your crit and your final piece- try to think about what you are going to say before saying it. Use keywords, themes, ideas and creative approaches.

    GOOD LUCK!

  • K and K

    Kapoor and Kiefer

    * Those of you who are invited to the Royal Academy gifted and talented art trip, need to look at the work of Kapoor before we visit the gallery at the end of the month by visiting the Royal Academy website:Click here

    - think about what his work is about?
    - how it is constructed?
    - what impact do you think it will have on you?
    - will it affect your own ideas and art work?
    - would you like to do further research about Kapoor?

    * Following the Kapoor exhibition, we will be looking at the expressive painting work of Anselm Kiefer, within the White Cube, Mason's Yard.
    Click here for review of work and interview
    click here for Mason's Yard

    - think about Kiefer's use of materials?
    - meaning behind the work?
    - scale?
    - incorporation of objects?
    - pigmentations?
    - comparison to the work of Kapoor.

    ** Please note - in addition to these two visits, we will also now be stopping off at the Tate Britain to view the Turner Prize (optional) and the exhibition entitled: Art Now- Beating the Bounds. You can view more about this exhibition on the Tate website CLICK HERE

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