What is the importance of the Conceptual Framework?

Reveals the links between the agencies of the artworld

Structural, Cultural, Post-Modern, Subjective

What is the Structural Frame

The materials used and the reason they are used in artworks

What is the Post-Modern Frame?

Questions and challenges commonly held beliefs and ideas

What is the Subjective Frame?

The way an artwork makes the audience feel

What key ideas is related to Practice?

The process the artist use to create their work, How the artist become inspired and generated their ideas

What is the Cultural Frame?

Tells us something about the influences of time and place

What is the focus of the Audience?

Body of critical consumers, including historians and critics

What is the focus of the Artwork?

The material, physical and virtual object

What is the focus of the World?

Representation of experience, class, ideology and events

What are the agencies of the artworld?

Artist, World, Artwork, Audience

What are the Frames used for?

Allow the artwork to be broken down to extract information, As a lens to view artworks to examine aspects of the artwork

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Year 10 Revision

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What is the importance of the Conceptual Framework?
It is for the teacher to create more work for students
Reveals the links between the agencies of the artworld
Looks at the choices and perceptions of artists only
Provides a way to see the difference in art
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What are the Frames?
Structural, Cultural, Post-Modern, Subjective
Dense, Subjective, Colourful, Post-Modern
Stylish, Structural, Cultural, Dense
Post-Modern, Cultural, Colourful, Stylish
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What is the focus of the Artist?
The material, physical and virtual object
Representation of experience, class, ideology and events
Body of critical consumers, including historians and critics
Who, What, How and Why
4
What is the Structural Frame
Tells us something about the influences of time and place
Questions and challenges commonly held beliefs and ideas
The materials used and the reason they are used in artworks
The way an artwork makes the audience feel
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What is the Post-Modern Frame?
Questions and challenges commonly held beliefs and ideas
The way an artwork makes the audience feel
Tells us something about the influences of time and place
The materials used and the reason they are used in artworks
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What is the Subjective Frame?
The way an artwork makes the audience feel
The materials used and the reason they are used in artworks
Questions and challenges commonly held beliefs and ideas
Tells us something about the influences of time and place
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What key ideas is related to Practice?
The process the artist use to create their work
The way the agencies link to each other
How the artist become inspired and generated their ideas
Ways of viewing the artwork for analysis
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What is the Cultural Frame?
The way an artwork makes the audience feel
The materials used and the reason they are used in artworks
Tells us something about the influences of time and place
Questions and challenges commonly held beliefs and ideas
9
What is the focus of the Audience?
Body of critical consumers, including historians and critics
Representation of experience, class, ideology and events
Who, What, How and Why
The material, physical and virtual object
10
What is the focus of the Artwork?
Body of critical consumers, including historians and critics
Who, What, How and Why
The material, physical and virtual object
Representation of experience, class, ideology and events
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What is the focus of the World?
Body of critical consumers, including historians and critics
Representation of experience, class, ideology and events
The material, physical and virtual object
Who, What, How and Why
12
What are the agencies of the artworld?
Structural, Subjective, Cultural, Post-Modern Frames
Material and Conceptual Processes
Paint, Pencil, Ink, Pastels, etc.
Artist, World, Artwork, Audience
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What are the Frames used for?
To assess the practices and materials of the artist
To border the artwork to add a more appeasing design
Allow the artwork to be broken down to extract information
As a lens to view artworks to examine aspects of the artwork
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What is Environmental Art?
All of the above
Constructing and assembling objects for 3D art forms
Sustainable practice
Art making in relation to natural and built environments
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What is the Artist's Practice?
Social structures, positions and actions that affect choices
The ways of working and view of those involved in visual art
The artists beliefs, actions and ideas over time.
All of the above

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