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GCSE Artist Research Guide
This GCSE artist research guide will help you find an appropriate artist, analyse their work and present your research to a GCSE standard. The purpose of research in GCSE Art is to help you understand the artist's style, techniques / processes and themes. You will use this knowledge to inform your own artwork.
Good Examples of Artist Research Pages
Janet Fish research page by Serena Arya (Bolton School Girls' Division) The simple black and white presentation with torn edges below, reflects the artists work. There's nothing like a bit of white pen on black paper to create an artistic-looking page. Over 50% of the annotation is the student's response to the work.
Artist Research
A guide for GCSE and A Level Art and Design students on what to include and how to layout Artist Research for Assessment Objective 1. Using the work of Tim J...
GCSE art final piece
GCSE art final piece advice for teachers. As art teachers, we're all familiar with the arc of a project. More often than not, we start with artist research and finish with an artwork, or collection of pieces that show the student's journey from initial investigation to a personal conclusion.
Analysing and evaluating
GCSE; AQA; Analysing and evaluating - AQA Analysing and evaluating. Artists and designers often record ideas they have for artworks and designs. They will note down observations as they go so they ...
Finding inspiration
GCSE; AQA; Finding inspiration - AQA Finding inspiration in the work of artists. Artists and designers look for inspiration to use as a starting point for their creative projects. Many artists and ...
Research skills and exam support
This resource was developed to offer creative research strategies to support a broad range of Art & Design curriculums for GCSE, BTech, and A-Level students. How to Research models how artists can carry out research, with a specific focus on writing, drawing and looking. We invited three artists to respond to a project brief, providing prompts ...
GCSE Artist Research & Analysis Guide
File previews. pdf, 30.22 MB. The ultimate GCSE artist research and Artwork analysis guide. Formatted to a printable A3 PDF that includes. Template / layout example. Key terms to use. Detailed questions for students to answer on their page. Critical questions broken down into Basic / intermediate / advanced levels for stretch and challenge.
PDF How to Analyse Artists' work Artists' research and analysis is worth 25
Artists' research and analysis is worth 25% of marks at GCSE, A/S & A Level When writing about artists' work you should comment on the following. ... write about the artist's use of colour, texture, pattern, tone, line, shape/form, composition. ... The piece of art that I have chosen to write about is…
Coursework guides
Underwater Coursework Guide. About 70 percent of the Earth is covered in water. It's probably the least-explored part of our planet - we've explored more of space than the oceans. But maybe because of that, for artists, water has been a theme, a subject and even a medium to work with.
Artists & Themes
A huge list of artists categorized by theme. More than 60 themes include landscape, portrait, death, STEAM, death, collage and more. ... Art Literacy; Artist Presentations; Artist Resources; Colour Theory; Digital Art; Drawing; Elements of Art; ... Artist Research. Research Task That Links to This Page. Assemblage. Anselm Kiefer. Costa Magarakis.
Top tips for ARTIST RESEARCH and achieving that LEVEL 9 ...
This is part one, looking at artist research for GCSE, I talk about backgrounds, presentation and techniques to help your work look like the artists. If you ...
Edward Hopper. Artist Research. Beginning. Art. GCSE
GCSE Art Exam. Use this pack of differentiated lessons & worksheets to help get your GCSE Art students ready for the all-important exam period..... * Artist Research step-by-step * Practical Activities to build & show skills * Exemplar materials linked to grade band * Art exam & general revision motivation assemblies * Target-setting activities * Inspiration & much more
Artist research & responses
Generally speaking, you will be graded as follows: . Green (grade 1/2) - You have picked an artist to research and included 8 images of their work on the page. Your page has an appropriate title (the artist's name). Amber (grade 3) - You have picked an artist to research and included 8+ images of their work on the page.
How to write an IMAGE ANALYSIS and ARTIST RESEARCH PAGE ...
Hi everyone! In this video I take you through the structure I use to write about artists work to ensure you cover everything in your image analysis! I hope y...
Artists to Research GCSE Art AO1
Age range: 14-16. Resource type: Worksheet/Activity. File previews. pptx, 13 MB. Use this resource to get your GCSE students interested in and researching Artists to earn marks for Assessment Objective 1. Featuring: -Wide range of artists to choose from (with an intro blurb to each) -Breakdown of Assessment Objective 1.
PDF ART GCSE HANDBOOK
Visual research - Pictures collected about a theme. Visual analysis - When you copy a picture you are visually analysing it. Research - Information visual or written about a theme. Artist research page - Research presented in the sketchbook investigating the artists' style. Refine - Carefully and thoughtfully improve. Tone - Light ...
Artist Research
Artist Research - MR HUGHES' ART AND DESIGN GCSE WEBSITE. When you start creating your own art, it is important to learn from those who have done it before you. Pick a variety of artists who inspire you, talk about them in your research and respond to them with your own pictures.
PDF GCSE: Art and Design
Excellent (Grade 6-9) Opinions and descriptions of original work. highlight areas for development. The opinion of the audience and the meaning of the work are evidenced. Testing and experimentation shows clear links. to the chosen artist's work. The testing and experimenting is annotated, showing positive aspects and areas for improvement.
Artist Research Page Do's and Don'ts
This one-page resources is a simple list of do's and don'ts. For example, don't refer to an artist by their first name only, don't use pictures the size of stamps, do create an even spread of images and text. There are 16 do's and don'ts and as this is an editable Word document you can edit and update this to suit your own needs.
GCSE Art Artist Research Guide, Knowledge Organiser
GCSE Art Knowledge Organisers, Classroom Display Posters - GCSE Art - Response to a Theme - Step-by-step Overview - GCSE Art - Statement of Intent Guide - GCSE Art - Artist Research Guide - GCSE Art - Artwork Analysis Guide. £6.80. was £8.00. This resource hasn't been reviewed yet. To ensure quality for our reviews, only customers who have ...
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This GCSE artist research guide will help you find an appropriate artist, analyse their work and present your research to a GCSE standard. The purpose of research in GCSE Art is to help you understand the artist's style, techniques / processes and themes. You will use this knowledge to inform your own artwork.
Janet Fish research page by Serena Arya (Bolton School Girls' Division) The simple black and white presentation with torn edges below, reflects the artists work. There's nothing like a bit of white pen on black paper to create an artistic-looking page. Over 50% of the annotation is the student's response to the work.
A guide for GCSE and A Level Art and Design students on what to include and how to layout Artist Research for Assessment Objective 1. Using the work of Tim J...
GCSE art final piece advice for teachers. As art teachers, we're all familiar with the arc of a project. More often than not, we start with artist research and finish with an artwork, or collection of pieces that show the student's journey from initial investigation to a personal conclusion.
GCSE; AQA; Analysing and evaluating - AQA Analysing and evaluating. Artists and designers often record ideas they have for artworks and designs. They will note down observations as they go so they ...
GCSE; AQA; Finding inspiration - AQA Finding inspiration in the work of artists. Artists and designers look for inspiration to use as a starting point for their creative projects. Many artists and ...
This resource was developed to offer creative research strategies to support a broad range of Art & Design curriculums for GCSE, BTech, and A-Level students. How to Research models how artists can carry out research, with a specific focus on writing, drawing and looking. We invited three artists to respond to a project brief, providing prompts ...
File previews. pdf, 30.22 MB. The ultimate GCSE artist research and Artwork analysis guide. Formatted to a printable A3 PDF that includes. Template / layout example. Key terms to use. Detailed questions for students to answer on their page. Critical questions broken down into Basic / intermediate / advanced levels for stretch and challenge.
Artists' research and analysis is worth 25% of marks at GCSE, A/S & A Level When writing about artists' work you should comment on the following. ... write about the artist's use of colour, texture, pattern, tone, line, shape/form, composition. ... The piece of art that I have chosen to write about is…
Underwater Coursework Guide. About 70 percent of the Earth is covered in water. It's probably the least-explored part of our planet - we've explored more of space than the oceans. But maybe because of that, for artists, water has been a theme, a subject and even a medium to work with.
A huge list of artists categorized by theme. More than 60 themes include landscape, portrait, death, STEAM, death, collage and more. ... Art Literacy; Artist Presentations; Artist Resources; Colour Theory; Digital Art; Drawing; Elements of Art; ... Artist Research. Research Task That Links to This Page. Assemblage. Anselm Kiefer. Costa Magarakis.
This is part one, looking at artist research for GCSE, I talk about backgrounds, presentation and techniques to help your work look like the artists. If you ...
GCSE Art Exam. Use this pack of differentiated lessons & worksheets to help get your GCSE Art students ready for the all-important exam period..... * Artist Research step-by-step * Practical Activities to build & show skills * Exemplar materials linked to grade band * Art exam & general revision motivation assemblies * Target-setting activities * Inspiration & much more
Generally speaking, you will be graded as follows: . Green (grade 1/2) - You have picked an artist to research and included 8 images of their work on the page. Your page has an appropriate title (the artist's name). Amber (grade 3) - You have picked an artist to research and included 8+ images of their work on the page.
Hi everyone! In this video I take you through the structure I use to write about artists work to ensure you cover everything in your image analysis! I hope y...
Age range: 14-16. Resource type: Worksheet/Activity. File previews. pptx, 13 MB. Use this resource to get your GCSE students interested in and researching Artists to earn marks for Assessment Objective 1. Featuring: -Wide range of artists to choose from (with an intro blurb to each) -Breakdown of Assessment Objective 1.
Visual research - Pictures collected about a theme. Visual analysis - When you copy a picture you are visually analysing it. Research - Information visual or written about a theme. Artist research page - Research presented in the sketchbook investigating the artists' style. Refine - Carefully and thoughtfully improve. Tone - Light ...
Artist Research - MR HUGHES' ART AND DESIGN GCSE WEBSITE. When you start creating your own art, it is important to learn from those who have done it before you. Pick a variety of artists who inspire you, talk about them in your research and respond to them with your own pictures.
Excellent (Grade 6-9) Opinions and descriptions of original work. highlight areas for development. The opinion of the audience and the meaning of the work are evidenced. Testing and experimentation shows clear links. to the chosen artist's work. The testing and experimenting is annotated, showing positive aspects and areas for improvement.
This one-page resources is a simple list of do's and don'ts. For example, don't refer to an artist by their first name only, don't use pictures the size of stamps, do create an even spread of images and text. There are 16 do's and don'ts and as this is an editable Word document you can edit and update this to suit your own needs.
GCSE Art Knowledge Organisers, Classroom Display Posters - GCSE Art - Response to a Theme - Step-by-step Overview - GCSE Art - Statement of Intent Guide - GCSE Art - Artist Research Guide - GCSE Art - Artwork Analysis Guide. £6.80. was £8.00. This resource hasn't been reviewed yet. To ensure quality for our reviews, only customers who have ...