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Vocabulary
original artworkportfoliosexhibitionsinnovationin-depth explorationqualitiesaestheticsformal contextshistorical contextscultural contextsintentionsmeanings
Skills
  • select (original artwork, portfolios, and exhibitions) #dok1
  • analyze (original artwork, portfolios, and exhibitions) #dok2
  • demonstrate (innovation and in-depth exploration of artistic qualities) #dok3
  • provide (examples that illustrate aesthetics, contexts, intentions, and meanings) #dok3
Learning Targets
  • I can select original artwork, portfolios, and exhibitions for review. #dok1
  • I can analyze the features of my original artwork, portfolios, and exhibitions. #dok2
  • I can analyze artwork for qualities such as aesthetics, historical, and cultural context. #dok2
  • I can provide examples of my own or others' artwork to demonstrate innovation and exploration. #dok3
  • I can demonstrate in-depth exploration of artistic qualities like intention and meaning in my selections. #dok3
Big Ideas
  • Artists use analysis and selection of artwork to showcase innovation and a deep exploration of key artistic qualities.
  • Artworks, portfolios, and exhibitions reflect aesthetics, contexts, and intended meanings that can be critically examined for depth and originality.
Essential Questions
  • How can selecting and analyzing artwork, portfolios, or exhibitions demonstrate innovation and in-depth exploration?
  • What artistic qualities—such as aesthetics, historical context, and intentions—should be considered during evaluation?
  • In what ways do personal meaning and cultural context shape our understanding of artwork?
  • How can an artist provide evidence of innovation through portfolio and exhibition choices?
  • Why is it important to explore and communicate the contexts and meanings behind original artwork?