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Thursday 5 June 2014

Grade 10 Visual Literacy - memo

This memo is from your activity (10th May)
From Willendorf to Amsterdam .... illusionism in art


 INTRODUCTION: (...THINK OF A CATCHY SENTENCE LATER ..... a 'teaser')
Step 1: Summarize 'the Peak Shift principle' in no more than THREE sentences.

CONTENT:

Step 2: Explain how this works in the Venus of Willendorf. What is the survival factor here?

Step 3: Now explain how it changes for the Egyptians - show this in a sculpture. What is now the survival factor?

CONCLUSION:

Step 4: Do you think this principle still works for us in the 20th and 21st centuries? You could write a few sentences about the distortion in Alexander's Butcher Boys? (Or other real life examples you have seen in the media?)

Now go back and put in your 'teaser' - your catchy introduction.........

Spellcheck and share the doc with studio@dghs.co.za (make sure you have made the doc PUBLIC)

Lower order - memorize knowledge - 4

Middle order - apply knowledge - 4

Higher order - synthesize a new connection - 2




Some common comments!

Confused! What is the Peak Shift Principle?

But why?
How does it help our survival?
Think more deeply ….

Where are some facts - 'data'?
Date? Size/function? Material/method? Situation/place?

Please use paragraphs.
Please use spaces between sentences.
Please check your spelling.
Please use capital letters = 'upper case'.
Well written!
This is an excellent article!
Summarize concisely please.
 Please write more about the art.
This is too much for a 1 page article!

No examples given - you were asked for a sculpture.
Discuss specific examples.

Egyptians exaggerated and distorted the human body according to a formula = 'stylization'
e.g. all fingers were the same length; eye elongated and enlarged - seen from the side.
Order was a divine rule. If you disobeyed you were doomed!

Your conclusion is very unclear. Please try and express this more coherently.

 NO - not a disease!

Not asked for in this article…

Could we be like the Egyptians? If we don't fit in to our media norms we will be ostracized and 'exiled'?


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