VIS2104 - Visual arts studio 4

Leader(s): Rodney Forbes

Offered

Gippsland Second semester 2009 (Day)
Prato Trimester 3 2009 (Day)

Synopsis

Students explore themes in their work in relation to cultures and traditions. The investigation comprises research into the conceptual, formal and technical aspects of the work of a number of appropriate artists. Students complete a folio of art work and keep a journal in relation to the set projects. Studio practice may be undertaken in complementary areas such as painting, photography and sculpture.

Objectives

On successful completion of this unit, students will:

1. be able to express analytically and critically, in oral and written form, associations and differences between their own work and the work of other artists who have worked or are working within a similar tradition or theme;
2. be able to further investigate the specific themes and subject matter they are pursuing in their art practice;
3. be able to connect the formal, technical and conceptual relationships of their work;
4. have an ability to work independently by setting their own specific goals within their research.

Assessment

Folio: 80%
Journal: 20%

Contact hours

8 studio hours and 16 independent study hours per week

Prerequisites

VIS2103