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Vocabulary
original artworkportfoliosexhibitionsformal qualitieshistorical contextscultural contextsintentionsmeanings
Skills
  • select (original artwork, portfolios, and exhibitions) #dok1
  • analyze (original artwork, portfolios, and exhibitions) #dok2
  • form conclusions (about formal qualities, contexts, intentions, meanings) #dok3
  • justify conclusions (using evidence from analysis) #dok3
Learning Targets
  • I can select original artwork, portfolios, and exhibitions for analysis. #dok1
  • I can analyze original artwork, portfolios, and exhibitions to identify formal qualities, contexts, intentions, and meanings. #dok2
  • I can form precise conclusions about the formal qualities of original artworks, portfolios, and exhibitions. #dok3
  • I can form precise conclusions about historical and cultural contexts of original artworks, portfolios, and exhibitions. #dok3
  • I can form precise conclusions about the intentions and meanings present in original artworks, portfolios, and exhibitions. #dok3
Big Ideas
  • Analyzing and making informed judgments about artwork, portfolios, and exhibitions helps deepen understanding of art's formal, historical, and cultural significance.
  • Artworks and exhibitions can be interpreted in multiple ways, requiring careful analysis to uncover artists' intentions and embedded meanings.
Essential Questions
  • What formal qualities should we look for when analyzing original artwork, portfolios, or exhibitions?
  • How do historical and cultural contexts affect our interpretation of artwork?
  • Why is it important to form precise and well-supported conclusions about art?
  • How can examining intentions and meanings enhance our understanding of original artworks and exhibitions?
  • What evidence can be used to support conclusions about artists' intentions and the meaning of their work?