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Termin(er)
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2024/25 - 2025/26
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Institution
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Å - Ronni skemalægning skabelon 24/25
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Fag og niveau
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Billedkunst -
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Lærer(e)
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Mona Beth Wolf
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Hold
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2023 bk/SL (IB2 artsSL)
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Course outline for Visual Arts HL/SL
The three strands of the IB Visual Arts course include:
Theoretical practice (the critic)
Art-making practice (the maker)
Curatorial practice (the curator)
The three strands are introduced and integrated in the self-chosen themes studied and the self-chosen practices practiced over the course of the Visual Arts (VA) course.
During the VA-course, an introduction to the history of art is organized in themes generated by the students. Individual art-pieces are produced recurrently. These integrate the processes recorded in the process journal and the portfolio representing the students’ development of their individual art practice. The themes are approached as open-ended and investigated from choices that each student accounts for with reference to what s/he/they may choose to investigate and work with giving informed accounts for why and how this demonstrates and is presented in his/her/their investigational practice. Also, presentations to the class are included in the didactic and pedagogical teacher plan. Introductions to the three subject components are given as an integral part of the course.
THEMES YEAR 1:
Formal analysis
Symbolic analysis
Surrealism
Culturally informed analysis
Color
Still-life
Techniques and -isms
Portraits
Art as action
Contemporary art
Comparative study
THEMES YEAR 2:
Sculpture
Texture
Urban space
Art-working
Curatorial practice
Exhibition
Books:
McReynolds, H. (2017). Visual arts for the IB diploma. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Huntsman, P. (2015). Thinking about art: A thematic guide to art history. London: Wiley Blackwell.
Website:
Inthinking. Thinkib: https://thinkib.net/visualarts
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Indhold
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Kernestof:
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Year 2 overview, seating plan requirement, progressing from CS to EX through PP.
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Today's focus is on writing an artist statement (special emphasize on p. 114 in the Coursebook!)
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Compare and contrast your art pieces for the CS: For instance, follow the instruction on p. 161, activity 7:6, but find your own method that suits your study. Keep working during class to meet the deadline on Sep. 3rd. Also, have a look at the InThin
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DP Visual Arts: CS, HL Connections (F) Study this link and pay special attention to the suggested DOs and DON'Ts and remember that some of your connections mights be retrospective or looking into the future – meaning maybe you discover just now some
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Wrap up Crit. F by targeting your attention on p. 172-181 in the Coursebook and place yourself in a wider context as artist, simply. That is what Critetion F is all about! Also, you may start applying effective referencing (E) as you learned at the E
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We do art
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Plan what you will be working on these classes as homework, and also how you will document your process.
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Self-evaluation check or peercheck your CS before submission after the Autumn break Comparative-Study-Checklist-Peer-Checklist IB2.docx
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Please study chap. 8 in The Coursebook to refresh process portfolio as your hand-in next week is a reworking of either your mock exam, traces or 10 variations or a connection of all of them! Most important is that you work on showing process
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Make sure that you have read the Process Portfolio guide.docx
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Process Portfolio guide.docx
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Curating an arts exhibition by Andy Turcan
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Follow up on visiting Andy's new exhibition, PP documenting work Andy Turcan_Process Portfolio Final Version .pdf
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Homework: Read chapter 9 (Exhibition) in your Coursebook
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Talks continued. Time to work on your art. Time to work on slides for PP submission 2, due tonight.
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Where to go in the next “project”. Expand on the existing or building a case for a new process? Look over your old assignments as preparation for today
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Timetable producing for Exhibition.docx Coursebook chap. 9 and/or revisit the Exhibtion Powerpoint (only works outside school wifi, sorry) Exhibition inspiration: look over slide 18-32 (idea development for Exhibition), slide 38 (from idea to piece)
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Go over the Timetable Timetable producing for Exhibition.docx and draft a rough plan for managing your time for producing works for your Exhibition. Give yourself some deadlines.
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You may work from home on today’s hand-in
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Start thinking about where you will set up your exhibition at school and how DP Visual Arts: Methods of Display and an account for your plan how (for the Curatorial) DP Visual Arts: Exhibition Hanging Styles
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Ex texts and Curatorial.pdf EX wrap up and sensitive issues.pdf
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Finalize and print texts, frame, set-up and prepare – remember to photograph each of your pieces individually, unframed for IBIS (upload through CN) – unless it is a series then together and two supportive photos. Use the option of two supportive pho
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Chapter 9 in Coursebook
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PP wrap up and how much of each crit.pdf
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PP wrap up and how much of each crit.pdf DP Visual Arts: Curating the Process Portfolio
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Omfang
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Estimeret:
136,00 moduler
Dækker over:
57,5 moduler
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