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Page layout for Visual Arts Journal (I got something very similar from Instructor for Part 1 training (Travis ?)- just didn’t want to take credit for this!

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Go to the My IB homepage and click on “New User?” to complete your registration. Log into My IB with your new account and click on “IB roles”.Select and register for each role you fulfill at your school. After registering, your IB coordinator will receive an email to confirm the details of your account. Once confirmed you can login to My IB and access the Programme Resource Centre.

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Go to the My IB homepage and click on “New User?” to complete your registration. Log into My IB with your new account and click on “IB roles”.Select and register for each role you fulfill at your school. After registering, your IB coordinator will receive an email to confirm the details of your account. Once confirmed you can login to My IB and access the Programme Resource Centre.

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Outline for Semester Expectations

AVI 3MT

Hopefully by the end of Semester one you have checked off all of the following expectations.  Please check off as you complete each task.

Writing an Art Criticism

Comparing 2 works of Art

Experimentation with different media

How to write a Curatorial Rationale

Documentation of your own work

Reflections and written responses in Visual Arts Journal

Researching various artists from around the world

Choosing a thread/main topic idea

Develop an Art Vocabulary page(s) in your Visual Arts Journal

Coming up with rough outline of possible art pieces based on your thread (brainstorming pages in your Visual Arts Journal)

Include Inspiration pages in your Visual Arts Journal

Create a mini Group Exhibition for December with Curatorial Rationale (one piece per artist)

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if you're able to see this page, these are some great project prompts

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Subscription websites for IB teachers & their classes

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Do you often draw from a photograph or even from an image on your phone? This is an exploration of how we see what is in front of us, and how a photographic image differs from what we perceive with our...

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The Art Seed Bank is a collection of short invitations to create, to think about art, to try something different.Choose from the ever expanding seed catalogue, and watch your seed grow.Take a series of photos of yourself indirectly, using only reflections, shadows, etc.Think about context, where are you, what is in the picture, what story does it tell?Think about composition, how have...Make a pair of images, one ugly,...

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Sorry the colors are faded

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Visual and Digital Art Gallery with Pinterest and QR Codes 

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Visual and Digital Art Gallery with Pinterest and QR Codes 

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Visual Art Gallery Gallery and Pinterest and QR Code

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This is a ZIP file of the list of art history spotlight artworks I use for the student's criticism and research practice. The five questions used for each artwork is:

Students must explain in thorough detail, with insightful and evidence-based answers. I will be looking for 3-5 sentences AT LEAST per question. The more in-depth your answer, the better your practice therefore the better your research skills and ability to "talk art" (which makes you look cool!)
Question 1: What was your first impression of the work? Explain why.

Question 2: What principles of design can you see in the work? How do they create the balance of the composition?

Question 3: In your own words and after reading the previous information, what does the painting represent?

Question 4: Do you like the piece? Please explain why or why not. Use art terminology and give evidence from the artwork.

Question 5: What is a question that you still have about *insert artwork title here*? Anything about the composition that you do not like or do like? Why?

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A fantastic website that teachers can use as a reference for all parts of the required materials for the IB visual arts course.

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Jessica Russo Scherr | Artist - Educator

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Jessica Russo Scherr | Artist - Educator

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The latest collage, paintings and other artworks by artist Jessica Russo Scherr. Overlapping and mirrored layers forming atmospheric portraits and landscapes that intentionally evoke sensations of memory recollection and internal evolution.

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I share this with my students at the start of the year, and tell them they must choose one to model their pages after for our first assignment. it helps them visualize the spreadsheet - JM

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6/VACAF (Authentication Form) - Sandy Stewart

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6/VACAF (Authentication Form) - Sandy Stewart

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Form

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-ACXMm2psGGbeA30YBzLHzR7Bnf6pzIZvTMfUaA3CjM/edit

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Art Basel Miami; Big Art Convention in December

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Art Basel Miami; Big Art Convention in December

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https://www.artbasel.com/miami-beach

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Private Day (by invitation only)
Wednesday, December 4, 2019, 11am to 8pm

Vernissage (by invitation only)
Thursday, December 5, 2019, 11am to 3pm

Public Days
Thursday, December 5, 2019, 3pm to 8pm
Friday, December 6, 2019, 12 noon to 8pm
Saturday, December 7, 2019, 12 noon to 8pm
Sunday, December 8, 2019, 12 noon to 6pm

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Private Day (by invitation only) Wednesday, December 4, 2019, 11am to 8pm Vernissage (by invitation only) Thursday, December 5, 2019, 11am to 3pm Public Days Thursday, December 5, 2019, 3pm to 8pmFriday, December 6, 2019, 12 noon to 8pmSaturday, December 7, 2019, 12 noon to 8pmSunday, December 8, 2019, 12 noon to 6pm

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Sandy visiting Dali

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2023 student CS example from R. Rodriguez

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2023 student CS example from R. Rodriguez

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FLIBS IB CAT. 2 Visual Arts - June 17-20, 2023

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FLIBS IB CAT. 2 Visual Arts - June 17-20, 2023

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Welcome to our padlet! You can post your documents, videos, photos, resources, and homework for this workshop. If you join padlet, it will let you author your work.
Enjoy and Share

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Go to the My IB homepage and click on “New User?” to complete your registration. Log into My IB with your new account and click on “IB roles”.Select and register for each role you fulfill at your school. After registering, your IB coordinator will receive an email to confirm the details of your account. Once confirmed you can login to My IB and access the Programme Resource Centre.

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Go to the My IB homepage and click on “New User?” to complete your registration. Log into My IB with your new account and click on “IB roles”.Select and register for each role you fulfill at your school. After registering, your IB coordinator will receive an email to confirm the details of your account. Once confirmed you can login to My IB and access the Programme Resource Centre.

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Great way to get students to dive deeper into their concepts. Research can be done about EVERY idea they write down. Down the rabbit hole status!
Create a large-scale mind map that students all write on. Requirement is to fill the whole page. Ideas and contexts of written/drawn information can be personal, cultural, social, local.

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Could be used in the class for assessment.

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How to Write a Curatorial Rationale and Exhibition Text

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How to Write a Curatorial Rationale and Exhibition Text

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formal analysis is the elements and principles of art

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formal analysis is the elements and principles of art

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Formal Analysis-principles and elements poster

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10 ATL words

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TOK idea to start your class with Questioning.

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TOK idea to start your class with Questioning.

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Powerpoint for EA -Externally Assessed (Comparative Study & Process Portfolio) show your students

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Powerpoint for EA -Externally Assessed (Comparative Study & Process Portfolio) show your students

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Powerpoint for IA-Internally Assessed (Exhibition Task)  show your students

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Powerpoint for IA-Internally Assessed (Exhibition Task)  show your students

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Are you writing your Visual Arts Subject Outline for your school?
Here is a working copy.  This is only for new schools in the application process. Only a couple of you need this.

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short video on how to use IBIS and how to upload

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eCoursework tutorial: Uploading and submitting candidate portfolios

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Part of the assessment video tutorials series. This video introduces the eCoursework system and details the process of uploading and submitting candidate portfolios for assessment.

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share with your students

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use for yourself or your kids.

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6/VACAF (Authentication Form) - Sandy Stewart

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6/VACAF (Authentication Form) - Sandy Stewart

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Form

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One sheet explaining all three tasks. (for teachers and students)

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Assessment Table

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Motoi Yamamoto's "Return to the Sea: Saltworks" -- Spoleto Festival USA at the College of Charleston

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In art school, Phil Hansen developed an unruly tremor in his hand that kept him from creating the pointillist drawings he loved. Hansen was devastated, floating without a sense of purpose. Until a neurologist made a simple suggestion: embrace this limitation ... and transcend it.

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Show your students and do an Exhibition Text sample over a piece of her work.

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Artist Kate Hartman uses wearable electronics to explore how we communicate, with ourselves and with the world. In this quirky and thought-provoking talk, she shows the “Talk to Yourself Hat”, the “Inflatable Heart”, the “Glacier Embracing Suit”, and other unexpected devices.

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Critique using the Exhibition rubric

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I share this with my students at the start of the year, and tell them they must choose one to model their pages after for our first assignment. it helps them visualize the spreadsheet - JM

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VAJ -Visual Arts Journal (sketchbook that is used in all three tasks)  This is the place to process art pieces and then scan to create the PP.

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VAJ -Visual Arts Journal (sketchbook that is used in all three tasks)  This is the place to process art pieces and then scan to create the PP.

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Sample of a PP.

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Go to the My IB homepage and click on “New User?” to complete your registration. Log into My IB with your new account and click on “IB roles”.Select and register for each role you fulfill at your school. After registering, your IB coordinator will receive an email to confirm the details of your account. Once confirmed you can login to My IB and access the Programme Resource Centre.

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Go to the My IB homepage and click on “New User?” to complete your registration. Log into My IB with your new account and click on “IB roles”.Select and register for each role you fulfill at your school. After registering, your IB coordinator will receive an email to confirm the details of your account. Once confirmed you can login to My IB and access the Programme Resource Centre.

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student handout to give during CS

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The Birth of Venus and Phi- great art history video site, show your students to interest them in the CS.

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Video on Culture

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Thelma Golden, curator at the Studio Museum in Harlem, talks through three recent shows that explore how art examines and redefines culture. The “post-black” artists she works with are using their art to provoke a new dialogue about race and culture -- and about the meaning of art itself.

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VAJ Head, Heart and Hand Inspiration page.  What would this look like as a journal page.

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How do you stage an international art show with work from 100 different artists? If you're Shea Hembrey, you invent all of the artists and artwork yourself -- from large-scale outdoor installations to tiny paintings drawn with a single-haired brush.

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One sheet explaining all three tasks. (for teachers and students)