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SAMPLE COURSE OUTLINE VISUAL ARTS GENERAL YEAR 12

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1 Sample course outline Visual Arts General Year 12 Unit 3 Inspirations Note: The course outline indicates key content being taught. Refer to the task/s being completed at the time to make connections to the learning and related activities required. Semester 1 1 2 4 5 7 Unit Focus: Inspirations The Innocent Eye Painting use direct observation, expressive and exploratory drawing and a variety of visual sources to create use direct observation, expressive and exploratory drawing and a variety of visual sources to create consider strategies for developing visual language in elements and principles of art experiment with media and techniques when developing ideas and designs employ strategies to incorporate visual language elements and principles of art in the development of study specific artists and with similar techniques, subject matter or approaches test and explore with media to achieve particular effects apply and refine techniques in selected art forms experiment and selectively apply materials and skills to produce make appropriate and considered choices when developing follow correct health and safety practices, respecting and acknowledging the work of others Commence Investigation Task 3 identify and interpret features of specific to artists, movements, times or places determine contextual factors that have influenced the art practice of artists and their Analysis Task 2 due 6 Visual analysis use critical analysis frameworks to interpret describe subject matter, composition, technique and meaning in incorporate visual language elements and principles of art use art terminology to respond to

2 8 12 13 14 15 Part A due 8 Commence work on resolved 11 explore and experiment purposefully with visual language elements and principles of art in the development of explore diverse techniques and processes used by different artists collect stimuli material and imagery sourced from an array of artists and movements in the development of own use demonstrated techniques when producing refine use of media and technique to create innovative follow correct processes for producing Investigation Task 3 due 11 Personal response consider and provide reasons for personal opinions and interpretations about discuss the subject and theme investigated by artists in their Meaning and purpose discuss approaches, techniques and visual language to communicate meaning in identify the purpose and interpret meaning communicated in from a variety of times or places identify and interpret features of specific to artists, movements, times or places determine contextual factors that have influenced the art practice of artists and their use demonstrated techniques when producing refine use of media and technique to create innovative follow correct processes for producing document processes in developing Externally set task (EST) Task 7 due 13 Part B due 15 plan and consider presentation for critique and exhibition display resolved with considerations for audience evaluate working practices and resolved and present in artist statement

3 Unit 4 Investigations Note: The course outline indicates key content being taught. Refer to the task/s being completed at the time to make connections to the learning and related activities required. Semester 2 1 2 4 5 7 Unit Focus: Investigations Familiar Strangers Found Objects Sculpture use direct observation, expressive and exploratory drawing to create use direct observation, expressive and exploratory drawing and a variety of visual sources to create consider strategies for developing visual language in elements and principles of art experiment with media and techniques when developing ideas and designs Analysis Task 5 due 4 Visual analysis use critical analysis frameworks to interpret describe subject matter, composition, technique and meaning in incorporate visual language elements and principles of art use art terminology to respond to employ strategies to incorporate visual language elements and principles of art in the development of study specific artists and with similar techniques, subject matter or approaches test and explore with media to achieve particular effects apply and refine techniques in selected art forms experiment and selectively apply materials and skills to produce make appropriate and considered choices when developing follow correct health and safety practices, respecting and acknowledging the work of others Commence Investigation Task 6 identify and interpret features of specific to artists, movements, times or places determine contextual factors that have influenced the art practice of artists and their

4 8 12 13 14 15 Part A due 8 Commence work on resolved 11 explore and experiment purposefully with visual language elements and principles of art in the development of explore diverse techniques and processes used by different artists collect stimuli material and imagery sourced from an array of artists and movements in the development of own use demonstrated techniques when producing refine use of media and technique to create innovative follow correct processes for producing Investigation Task 6 due 8 Personal response consider and provide reasons for personal opinions and interpretations about discuss the subject and theme investigated by artists in their Meaning and purpose discuss approaches, techniques and visual language to communicate meaning in identify the purpose and interpret meaning communicated in from a variety of times or places identify and interpret features of specific to artists, movements, times or places determine contextual factors that have influenced the art practice of artists and their use demonstrated techniques when producing refine use of media and technique to create innovative follow correct processes for producing document processes in developing Part B due 15 plan and consider presentation for critique and exhibition display resolved with considerations for audience evaluate working practices and resolved and present in artist statement