AS 91306 · 4 credits · Internal
Painting established practice
Demonstrate an understanding of methods and ideas from established practice appropriate to painting
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This standard asks you to show that you understand how established painters work — the techniques they use and the ideas behind their art. You need to research real artists and their paintings, then explain the methods and ideas they use and why those choices matter in the context where the art is made and seen.
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- ·Identify and document specific methods (techniques, approaches, materials) that established painters use in their work
- ·Identify and document the ideas and concepts behind established painters' work
- ·Reference the context in which artworks are made and viewed (gallery, marae, studio, time period, cultural background, etc.)
- ·Show your research and evidence through documentation (notes, images, references, discussion of actual artworks)
- ·Connect the methods and ideas to explain why artists made the choices they did
You identify and document methods and ideas from established painting practice, with some reference to the context where artworks are made and viewed.
You identify and document specific information about how particular methods and ideas from established practice are actually used, with clear references to the relevant context.