For the Grade 11s ....
Link to your Practical Exam self-evaluation.
You don't have to log on as 'yourself' to do this evaluation. Pass on the net book to your neighbour as soon as you have finished and they can click on the 'submit another response' link.
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Tuesday, 27 October 2015
Tuesday, 20 October 2015
Monday, 19 October 2015
Grade 10 2-D in art history
Art has been 2-Dimensional for most of our prehistoric and recorded history. Have a look at this new presentation for an overview.
Follow the links in the presentation for a more in-depth look at the examples I have chosen.
LINK to new presentation.
This BBC video will also be of help in following this theme. LINK to VIDEO
Follow the links in the presentation for a more in-depth look at the examples I have chosen.
LINK to new presentation.
This BBC video will also be of help in following this theme. LINK to VIDEO
Diagram of a San painting |
Monday, 12 October 2015
Grade 10 Ceramics 2015
For the Grade 10s .....
This term you will be creating a small wall hanging using clay relief tiles. The topic will be ...... 'Africa re-visited'.
The supports for the wall hanging will be provided as a design constraint. Each panel measures 24 cm x 24 cm and you may use as few (or as many) as you need.
Start your process work by brainstorming your ideas with little sketches.
LINK to carving techniques.
This term you will be creating a small wall hanging using clay relief tiles. The topic will be ...... 'Africa re-visited'.
The supports for the wall hanging will be provided as a design constraint. Each panel measures 24 cm x 24 cm and you may use as few (or as many) as you need.
Start your process work by brainstorming your ideas with little sketches.
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Leanne Vincent |
- Research the work of other ceramic artists.
- Find out how to make small shaped tiles.
You could 'model' plastic clay OR 'carve' leather hard clay. - Take photos of your environment that you could use.
- Make paper patterns for your tiles. Move them around to create a composition.
- Make some coloured drawings to show the glazes you could use. Your teacher will demonstrate a new oil pastel technique. LINK to the kamKame oil pastel workshop.
- Investigate shapes; patterns; textures; colours; contrasts; focal areas;
- All this process work will be collected into your Ceramics Sourcebook - worth 50 marks.
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Melissa Pattinson |
LINK to carving techniques.
Wednesday, 23 September 2015
Tuesday, 22 September 2015
Link to Matric memo ....
For my Grade 12s ......
Here is the link to your Trials memo. This is an important resource in terms of additional pieces to add to your repertoire.
LINK
You could also print your memo as a 'textbook' from this LINK
Here is the link to your Trials memo. This is an important resource in terms of additional pieces to add to your repertoire.
LINK
You could also print your memo as a 'textbook' from this LINK
Tuesday, 1 September 2015
For the Grade 11s ...
Here is a LINK to our quick overview of Impressionism.
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The Absinthe Drinker by Degas
1876
French Impressionism
68cm x 92 cm (slightly bigger than A1 in size)
Oil on canvas |
For the Grade 12s .............
This post has been updated for you to use while studying at home.
Let's concentrate on our collection of chosen artworks that are good examples for the FIVE themes we have studied in class.
Some examples can be used in either of two themes BUT you must explain in your essay why the example is relevant to that theme - i.e. focus on that theme.
Dust off your infographics & essays, grab some Post-it notes - we're going for 100% for your upcoming Trials theory exam!
Optional:
Theme 2 - Artists influenced by Africa
Classroom LINK
Examples and links....
Bell - Journey Pot or Shining through the Shadows
Mapungubwe architects - both of them
kaMkame - Ancestral Spirits ????
Theme 3 - Art & Politics
Examples and links....
Willie Bester - The Chair
Brett Murray - The Spear
Alexander - Butcher Boys
Theme 5 - Multi Media in South Africa
Classroom LINK
Examples and links....
Robin Rhodes - Hard Rain - street art
Theme 6 - Post-democratic identity in South Africa
Theme 7 - Art & Gender Issues
This post has been updated for you to use while studying at home.
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Dunywa |
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Magwood -Fraser |
Let's concentrate on our collection of chosen artworks that are good examples for the FIVE themes we have studied in class.
Some examples can be used in either of two themes BUT you must explain in your essay why the example is relevant to that theme - i.e. focus on that theme.
Dust off your infographics & essays, grab some Post-it notes - we're going for 100% for your upcoming Trials theory exam!
Optional:
- Order your CD collection or put the collection on your flash. However, your infographics & essays should already have all the content you need.
- Remember - your themes and content are in your Classroom folder.
Theme 2 - Artists influenced by Africa
Classroom LINK
Examples and links....
Bell - Journey Pot or Shining through the Shadows
Mapungubwe architects - both of them
kaMkame - Ancestral Spirits ????
Theme 3 - Art & Politics
Examples and links....
Willie Bester - The Chair
Brett Murray - The Spear
Alexander - Butcher Boys
Theme 5 - Multi Media in South Africa
Classroom LINK
Examples and links....
Robin Rhodes - Hard Rain - street art
Andries Botha - Afrikaner c. 1600 - installation art
Theme 6 - Post-democratic identity in South Africa
Examples and links....
Theme 7 - Art & Gender Issues
Examples and links....
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