Wednesday, 15 January 2014
Monday, 13 January 2014
AS Art Mock Exam
Hi
Your mock exam will take place for five hours on Tuesday 21st January. If you have an exam P5 then we will arrange with you a single hour to complete your work during that week.
Week 1 Tuesday seems the best date for all of you (those who have the philosophy and ethics exam will need to complete their final hour at another time – Ms O’Shea and I will let you know. ( 21st January)
Please find a link to the exam papers if you lose your paper
copy.
http://filestore.aqa.org.uk/subjects/AQA-ARTA2-QP-JUN12.PDF
You have now seen one students project (Shannon) for the
title catastrophe. – Remember that the examiner wants to see
development of ideas. You will then have time after the exam to complete a
final outcome.
For my lesson bring bold images to use for mono printing
session.
A few artists that I mentioned in the lesson
Travel – Joseph Cornell (box artist)
Facial Expressions - Franz Xaver Messerschmidt, Ken Currie
Posters and Signs -
Kurt Schwitters and Dadaists, Lee Friedlander
Memorabilia & Posters – Blake- Pop Artists
Your mock exam will take place for five hours on Tuesday 21st January. If you have an exam P5 then we will arrange with you a single hour to complete your work during that week.
Week 1 Tuesday seems the best date for all of you (those who have the philosophy and ethics exam will need to complete their final hour at another time – Ms O’Shea and I will let you know. ( 21st January)
http://filestore.aqa.org.uk/subjects/AQA-ARTA2-QP-JUN12.PDF
Complete a mindmap use a word
cloud, wordle to gather ideas, make a visual mindmap of images- Find artists that would be appropriate for
contextual studies in terms of theme or technique.
Bring to your lesson with Ms O’Shea at least 2 A3 prep sheets or similar - exploring one of the exam questions in the ways suggested above. Make sure that you are thinking about links to your own work. Prep could be photographic, mixed media, painting etc.
Bring to your lesson with Ms O’Shea at least 2 A3 prep sheets or similar - exploring one of the exam questions in the ways suggested above. Make sure that you are thinking about links to your own work. Prep could be photographic, mixed media, painting etc.
Myths – Hieronymus Bosch
Facial Expressions - Franz Xaver Messerschmidt, Ken Currie
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