What is it and why should I do it?
Paint is a subject that is designed to introduce you to various a range of painting techniques and help you develop your skills in creating visual art using different various mediums and styles. Throughout the unit, you will engage in hands-on activities, learn about the history of painting, study famous renowned artists, and gain a deeper deepen your understanding of the elements and principles and elements of art. You will You’ll be encouraged to express your creativity, take risks, and explore your own artistic voice, while also developing building technical proficiency and a deeper greater appreciation for the art of painting.
What will I do in class?
You will complete an appropriation folio and a self-directed artwork in this class. Each of these assessments are broken into multiple learning tasks. This involves different activities such as:
You’ll begin by familiarising yourself with the elements and principles of art, before exploring four major global cultural movements: premodernism, modernism, postmodernism, and metamodernism. Each assessment is broken down into multiple activities, which may include:
- Exploring, responding to, exploring, responding and analysing the work of different various artists and art movements
- studying Studying the art elements and principles
- experimenting Experimenting with different painting mediums
- practicing Practising colour mixing and palette creation
- developing Developing brushwork and texture
- producing Producing artworks
- engaging Participating in peer critiques and class discussions
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Finn Shaw |
Eve Wilson Crowley |
AJ Murphy – Donna Trumpette |
Matilda Anderson |
Koko Maeda – Daffodil |
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