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Dec 14th: Feedback given on full set of Slides

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Dec 14th: Feedback given on full set of Slides

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How to Write About Contemporary Art (Gilda Williams) (z-lib.org)

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IB Visual Arts Course Book by Paterson, Jayson Poppy, Simon Vaughan, Andrew (z-lib.org)

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Steal Like an Artist by Austin Kleon (z-lib.org)

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Keep Going 10 Ways to Stay Creative in Good Times and Bad by Austin Kleon (z-lib.org)

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Students explain their choices of artworks and the decision making around how they are presented.

Students reflect on how they found solutions to issues in the selection, arrangement and presentation of the works.

Writing the Rationale is part of the process of self- reflection, decision making, and of understanding of the relationship between artist and audience.

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Get access to files anywhere through secure cloud storage and file backup for your photos, videos, files and more with Google Drive.

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Make a copy and use it as you need

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Create a new spreadsheet and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Sheets to edit Excel files. Free from Google.

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RRR involves a sense of self awareness, a critical eye that can reflect on ones own strengths /weaknesses and how solutions were found.
What did you discover during the process of making it?
What did you decide to change along the way? ( show)
What do you feel is successful about the piece?

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Choose three of your resolved artworks that you think work well together. What are the connecting threads, the invisible and visible links? Remember that to be convincing there must exist a genuine common ground. Use the following questions to guide you. Write up your reflection in your PP, using visuals to support the written content. This will help when you come to write your Curatorial Rationale

Discuss your choices of materials and techniques.

Analyse the visual qualities: colour, weight, texture, light, shadow, transparency etc.

Discuss ideas or beliefs that underpin your work.

What are the influences (from other artists, books, pop culture, the media, events, hot topics) that inform your work?

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Reflection and review and refining of a resolved art work for the exhibition can be included in the process portfolio along with an image of the finished piece and process documentation, photos, drawings etc.

How did your original concept evolve?

Why did you choose this technique/materials?

What did you discover during the process of making it?

What did you decide to change along the way? ( show)

What do you feel is successful about the piece?

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Jan 13: First draft: curatorial rational (F)

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Jan 13: First draft: curatorial rational (F)

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Feb 27th: Artwork 7 and final Curatorial rationale

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Feb 27th: Artwork 7 and final Curatorial rationale

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March 15th (Tues)Final Exhibition/Vernissage 

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March 15th (Tues)Final Exhibition/Vernissage 

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7th April; Full revised process slides uploaded to IB

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7th April; Full revised process slides uploaded to IB