What is it and why should I do it?
VCE Art Making and Exhibiting encourages and supports students to recognise their individual potential as art makers and presents a guided process to assist their understanding and development of art making. Students explore materials, techniques and processes in a range of art forms. They expand their knowledge and understanding of the characteristics, properties and application of materials used in art making. They explore selected materials to understand how they relate to specific art forms and how they can be used in the making of artworks. Students also explore the historical development of specific art forms and investigate how the characteristics, properties and use of materials and techniques have changed over time.
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What will I do in class?
During class time student will investigate a diverse range of ideas, techniques and concepts necessary for the production of finished artwork. In VCE Art Making and Exhibiting- Visual Arts this will include working in various art forms such as printmaking, painting, sculpture, glass, ceramics and drawing.
How much homework will I have?
Students will be expected to visit a range of exhibition spaces during the semester and record this in their Visual Arts journal. They would have at least 3 hours of homework per week, with more leading up to final assessments and exams.
How do I satisfactorily complete the unit?
To gain an S for any VCE subject you need to demonstrate that you have met the outcomes. In VCE Art Making and Exhibiting -Visual Art, the outcomes are different for Units 1 and 2.
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Assessment in Unit 2 Art Making and Exhibiting is based on the completion of: Visual Arts journal-experimental artworks and documentation- (30%) and Finished Artwork/s - (30%),Thematic exhibition tasks- (30%), Exam - (10%)
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