Triptych: Your Body of Work
The Proposal and the first 2 of the 3 Triptych Art Pieces are calculated as part of your term work for grade 12 Visual Arts. See the calendar of due dates for specifics as to when each component is due to the teacher.
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How to write your proposal:
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How you will be marked on the Triptych Art Pieces:
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Principles of Post-modern Art:
Remember: YOU are a post-modern artist! To review the Principles of Post-Modern Art so you can apply them in your own art work, download and view the powerpoint we covered in class... |
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Along with your Triptych 3 Art Piece, your completed Artist Portfolio makes up the remainder of your CPT mark in grade 12 Visual Arts. Requirements for the portfolio, a major component of which is the Artist Statement, are explained below. Check due dates on the calendar of the Grade 12 page.
How to write an Artist Statement:
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The Artist Statement is worth 10 Communication marks. You will be marked on content and quality of your writing. Check for spelling and grammar! First person voice is permitted - write it in order to be authentically you.
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What to include in your Portfolio:
The Portfolio is worth 20 Application marks. It will be marked based on the following criteria...
1. Are all items included that should be (see the list below)?
2. Is everything labelled with credit lines and presented in a professional manner (clear photos / neatness)?
3. Does the portfolio try to represent YOU as an artist? Creative touches can be included, but should NOT distract from your art / writing.
(Avoid patterned papers or fancy fonts and GLITTER!!!)
1. Are all items included that should be (see the list below)?
2. Is everything labelled with credit lines and presented in a professional manner (clear photos / neatness)?
3. Does the portfolio try to represent YOU as an artist? Creative touches can be included, but should NOT distract from your art / writing.
(Avoid patterned papers or fancy fonts and GLITTER!!!)