DEVELOP YOUR IDEAS…

• Select two artists that relate to your idea and you find inspirational – this can be from the presentation or from your own research.​
• For each artist present your research across two A4 pages (a double page spread). Think about what information is relevant – e.g. where they went to school is not very relevant to their work. You also need to include at least 4 large images of their work.​
• Make sure you analyse at least 1 x key image / work and identify what about their work you find inspirational or interesting.​
• We are more interested in your interpretation of their work and your analysis of the formal elements in their work. If you need a bit of help with this, have a look at this link: https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/z9kmhyc​

RESEARCH : CONCEPT AND CONTEXT

• WHAT ?
• WHO?
• WHEN?
• WHERE?
• HOW?
• WHY?
• …then apply to your own ideas

EXPLORE A RANGE OF MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES

• drawing
• painting
• mixed media
• sculpture
• printing
• photographic

RECORD YOUR OWN IDEAS FROM A RANGE OF PRIMARY SOURCES

• OBJECTS
• PLACES
• PEOPLE
• ARTEFACTS, DOCUMENTS, ARCHIVES

PRESENT YOUR IDEAS AND DISPLAY YOUR WORK

You must show you that you can clearly select your most successful ideas, and group a range of outcomes together ina creative and engaging way.

You must be able to articulate your process in notes, annotations and labelled analysis of key images

Your choice of medium may dictate both your outcome and your display method…try to look at examples and aim to produce an interactive and intelligent final outcome (s) that has…

• aesthetic qualities
• inherent skill and refinement
• a clear sense of function and purpose
• connections with a chosen artist / art movement
• be framed / completed