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Art IV

Critical Analysis

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Critical Analysis is the process of inquiry associated with an individual’s 
knowledge of the arts.



Sketchbooks should be worked in daily. A total of (20) SKETCHES are due 
at the end of each nine (9)weeks. This number is adjusted based on the 
quality of work and a nine (9) week independent project which is checked for 
progress every two (2) weeks earning 25 points at for each evaluation of 
progress on the work. Books are evaluated at mid term as a work 
in progress. Sketch books are accessed for covering the four areas of 
subject matter given at the start of each semester. At the end of the school 
year and the last nine weeks subject matter becomes 50% of your grade.

To work independently towards mastering creative thinking skills by 
exhibiting the ability to make aesthetic and production decisions.

...The student will work toward mastering the application of the elements of 
art and the principles of design in advanced personal work and in evaluating 
the works of other artist

...The student will have the option to work independently in a particular 
area of study.

...The Advanced student will selectively study artist and periods of art as 
a basis for developing independent work.

...The student will evaluate and finalize the work for portfolio inclusion, 
exhibition and competition in preparation for options in career and college 
scholarship opportunities.


Teaching Methods

1. Outline goals and objectives

2. INPUT (a variety of teaching methods may be used / (*) indicates 
   method(s)used)

   LECTURE   DEMONSTRATION    QUESTION/ANSWER    AUDIO-VISUAL    DISCUSSION

   ILLUSTRATION    CHALKBOARD    EXPLANATION   READING    REVIEW

		
3. CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING:

   ORAL SIGNALS    SILENT SIGNALS    WRITTEN SIGNALS    PARTICIPATION

4. GUIDED PRATICE:

   ART*    INDIVIDUAL PRATICE    PROBLEM SOLVING    CLASS DISCUSSION

   LIBRARY   RESEACH     READING    INTERNET     In the field     


5. INDEPENDENT PRACTICE:
                               
   Art IV, SKETCHBOOKS  CHECKING FOR PROGRESS (50 PTS.)Final  
   sketch book Due EXAM WEEK end of this nine weeks

6. INDEPENDENT EVALUATION:

   STUDENT REPORT (S)A Art History Due : None at this time            

7. EXAM DAYS...ART IV, (          )  

8. PROJECT Class Work* Due:  Week of 
                        
   All Outside Project Final check for 100 pts. Due :  


   OBSERVATION*    RECITATION

9. QUIZ  - DATE ( ) Art IV (none at this time)         

10. FORMAL TEST  - DATE     ART IV, (           )

 
Art Criticism and Aesthetic Judgment

Words to learn:

Aesthetic judgment
Art criticism
Emotionalism
Formalism
Imitationalism

Art criticism __ the skill of judging a work of art.

The four steps, which must be taken in order

1. Description – what do I see? Give only the facts.

2. Analysis – how is a work organized? Still collecting fact (about the 
   elements.)

3. Interpretation – what is happening? / what is the artist trying to say? 
   Your feelings backed up by observation.

4. Judgment – What do you think of the work? How a work should be considered.

 a. Imitationalism – art should imitate what we see in real life.

 b. Formalism – the elements and principles are organized properly.

 c. Emotionalism – art must speak to the viewer through her or his emotions.


Aesthetic judgment __ the judgment you use / it has to do with the reasons 
why we find a work pleasing to humanity. 

Judging functional objects __ use the four steps but for judgment, you must 
consider how the object works when used.

Judging your own work __ the analysis step will probably be the most useful, 
find out why your work either needs improvement or is a total success.

THIS IS YOUR YEAR...Twenty (20)WORKS PORTFOLIO QULITY MUTUALY AGREEDED UPON 
BY STUDENT AND TEACHER EVALUATION

Internet Links

 
Financial Aid Resources
http://www.khake.com/page57.html

 
 
Copyright and Art Law Resources
http://www.copyright.gov/laws/

 

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