AS 91308 · 4 credits · Internal
Printmaking established practice
Demonstrate an understanding of methods and ideas from established practice appropriate to printmaking
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You need to show you understand how printmakers use specific methods and ideas from well-known printmaking artists and practices. This means researching actual artworks, learning what techniques they use, and explaining how those techniques fit within the world of printmaking. You'll need to look at examples and describe the context—why artists made these choices and how the prints are presented and valued.
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- ·Identify specific methods and ideas used by established printmakers (past and contemporary artists recognised in the printmaking field)
- ·Document and describe these methods with reference to the context—where, when, and how the artworks are made, viewed, and valued
- ·Explain how the techniques and ideas are appropriate to printmaking specifically (not just art generally)
- ·Research from real sources like galleries, publications, interviews, or the artworks themselves
- ·Show your learning clearly through written documentation or presentation of your research
You identify and document information about printmaking methods and ideas from established artists, with some reference to the context in which they work.