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Category : Art
Languages : en
Pages : 8
Book Description
An Introduction to Visual Arts Stage 6 in the New HSC
Visual Arts Years 11-12 Syllabus
Author: Visual Arts Years 11-12 Syllabus
Author: Senior Artwise
Author: Glenis IsraelPublisher:
ISBN: 9780701633721
Category : Art
Languages : en
Pages : 0
Book Description
Senior Artwise Visual Arts 11-12 provides a broad range of material to support the Stage 6 Visual Arts syllabus in NSW. The text is designed to help students achieve the HSC course outcomes but are an excellent resource for students of Visual Arts everywhere, with full-colour reproductions and stimulating descriptions of artists and their works. Features Artists' quotes and extracts from art historians and critics, with questions on the extracts to help students analyse and interpret art criticism and art history, artmaking practice and the relationships of the conceptual framework Exam-style short-answer questions and essay topics, including some sample student responses Further research suggestions, including websites, to assist students' own investigations of critical and historical cases.
Visual Arts Stage 6
Author: Taking a Hard Look
Author: Amanda du PreezPublisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
ISBN: 1443811408
Category : Literary Criticism
Languages : en
Pages : 285
Book Description
It is the aim of this edited volume to take a hard look at gender and visual culture. Gender and visual culture traverse in quite unique and often fascinating ways. On the one hand, gender functions as an interdisciplinary approach and critical tool to analyse and investigate several subject fields. As such, gender contributes to establishing a much-needed theoretical and functional platform spanning across many fields of enquiry from where gender practices can effectively be critiqued and ideally changed. On the other hand, the growing popularity and ubiquity of visual culture in a global context create the increasing need to reflect on and interrogate this phenomenon in an academic manner. Although Visual Culture Studies is an established subject at many Northern institutions, it is fairly new and relatively under-theorised in the South. In response to the growing need to investigate issues dealing with gender and visual culture and particularly how they creatively intersect, this selection of chapters (first presented as papers at the Taking a Hard Look: Gender and Visual Culture international conference, 20-21 June 2007, Institute for Gender and Women’s Studies, University of Pretoria, South Africa) are collected here in the hope to make a purposeful contribution to the burgeoning discourse. However, by addressing the creative intersection between gender and visual culture this edited volume is no novelty. In fact, the topic of gender and visual culture has been addressed over the past decade in several edited volumes. It is in this proud tradition that this book aims to take its place and to create a dialogue with international theory on gender and visual culture studies from a South perspective. Key questions that are explored in the volume: What type of gendered visual culture is being presented and created in the South particularly (but not exclusively)? How is visual culture gendered? Can one refer to a move beyond gender in terms of a trans-gendered visual culture or are we still caught up in the same debilitating role models? How does one address the ever-increasing alienation between gender studies and the younger generation of students and scholars moving into higher education? What is the role of gender as interdisciplinary tool in the academic analysis of visual culture as it spans across several subjects, such as science, social work, technology, psychology, medicine, philosophy, sociology, engineering, communication, economics, religious studies, business management, anthropology, geography, historical studies, cultural and media studies, visual studies, art history and literature studies?
Creative Arts
Author: Senior Artwise 2
Author: Glenis IsraelPublisher:
ISBN: 9780701637767
Category : Art
Languages : en
Pages : 0
Book Description
YEARS 11 - 12 Senior Artwise 2 is a new resource in the popular Senior Artwise series, expanding the range of material to support the Stage 6 Visual Arts syllabus in New South Wales. This text features a fresh selection of artists, with an increased focus on contemporary Australian and Asian examples, as well as some early European artists, and modern European and American artists. Senior Artwise 2 is designed to help students achieve the HSC course outcomes and develop their awareness of the frames, conceptual framework and artistic practice. The key features of this text also make it a valuable resource for teachers and students of Visual Arts everywhere. They include: High-quality colour reproductions of at least two examples of each artist's works Stimulating descriptions of artist's lives, influences and aspects of artmaking practice a careful selection of artist's statements as well as extracts from articles and reviews of art historians and critics Vocabularly lists and questions accompanying the extracts to help students to analyse and interpret art criticism and art history Exam-style short-answer questions, essay topics, enrichment tasks and some sample student responses Ideas for make art, and suggested sources for further research (such as books, articles and websites) to aid students' own investigations of critical and historical cases.
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