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Develop evaluative criteria to justify artistic decisions in artwork such as that in museums, local galleries, art exhibits, and websites based on a high level of creativity and expertise in one or more art areas.
Level IV · Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · TEKS 2013
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evaluative criteriaartistic decisionsartworkmuseumslocal galleriesart exhibitswebsitescreativityexpertiseart areas
Skills
- develop (evaluative criteria for artwork) #dok3
- justify (artistic decisions using criteria) #dok3
- analyze (levels of creativity in artwork) #dok3
- analyze (levels of expertise in one or more art areas) #dok3
- apply (criteria to artworks in various settings) #dok2
Learning Targets
- I can identify and describe criteria for evaluating artwork in museums, galleries, exhibits, and websites. #dok1
- I can apply established criteria to analyze examples of artwork from multiple art areas. #dok2
- I can develop evaluative criteria that reflect creativity and expertise in one or more art areas. #dok3
- I can justify my artistic decisions using self-developed criteria when evaluating artwork. #dok3
Big Ideas
- Artists and viewers use specific criteria to make informed judgments about artwork.
- Evaluating art involves justifying decisions by considering creativity and expertise.
Essential Questions
- What criteria can be used to evaluate the creativity and expertise in a work of art?
- How do evaluative criteria vary between different art settings such as museums or online?
- Why is it important to justify artistic decisions using specific criteria?
- How can evaluative criteria guide future artistic growth and decision-making?
- In what ways do creativity and expertise influence our perception of art quality?