Minor painting 1
R Forbes
6 points * 5 studio hours per week * First/Second semester * Gippsland
Objectives By the completion of this subject students are expected to have demonstrated that they have basic understanding of the formal aspects of painting and visual source material; that they have a basic understanding of a number of procedures and techniques; that they are able to communicate the initial source and inspiration for their work; and that they have made a critical response to some of the issues contained within the themes of landscape, still life and portraiture. that they have understanding of health and safety procedures within the painting studio.
Synopsis Students will be introduced to basic materials and methods as well as major themes in painting via set projects. Each student will be encouraged to make an individual response and will be expected to complete a number of paintings and relevant studies as well as document his or her work in written and visual form.
Assessment Paintings: 50% * Studies: 20% * Journal: 20% * Participation: 10%
Recommended texts
Chipp H B Theories of modern art U California P, 1970
Honnef K Contemporary art Taschen, 1988
Smith B and Smith T Australian painting 1788-1990 OUP, 1990
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