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Explain the relationship between the artist and world as reflected in the artwork. (Gordon Bennett, Number Nine, 2008)
The artist interprets aspects of their world in abstract ways
The artist reflects his contemporary world in his structural focus.
This artwork moves away from traditional art conventions
Colour and traditional pattern techniques link to Aboriginal culture.
2
How many artists and artworks do you need to prepare for for section 2?
3 artists and 2 artworks each
4 artists and 2 artworks each
3 artists and 1 artwork each
3 artists and 3 artworks each
3
How long do you need to give yourself to write a Section 2?
30
50 minutes
45 minutes
1 hour
4
How long is the HSC Visual Arts examination
2hr
1hr and 20m
1hr and 45m
1hr and 30m
5
Section 1 and Section 2 are of equal weighting
False
True
6
Is this artwork Modern? (Tracey Emin, Hurt heart, 2015, Acrylic on canvas)
False
True
7
The Postmodern frame is concerned with the signs, symbols and elements that make up an artwork to decipher meaning?
False
True
8
"Investigate the ways in which these still-life artworks are a response to time and place."
Practice
Conceptual Framework
Structural Frame
Cultural Frame
9
What Art period is this artwork from? ( Botticelli:
The Birth of Venus
for the Medici, 1484)
Expressionism
Baroque
Renaissance
Realism
10
What is the worst thing you can do in an exam
Not write the question number for section 2 in the box clearly
Dedicate your time to one question only
All of the above!
Not respond to all questions
11
What period of time is this artwork from?
Romanticism
Contemporary art
Modernism
Ancient
12
"What messages are conveyed in these three artworks from the series 12 The days we were happy"
Subjective Frame
Structural Frame
Practice
Cultural Frame
13
How should you prepare for Section 2?
Write up summary notes of key themes using the syllabus frameworks
Prepare written drafts and gain teacher feedback
Head to the NESA site and undertake past HSC questions.
All of the above!
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What is this question asking you to do? "In what ways is the imagination engaged by Plate 1?"
Analyse this artwork through practice - ideas and actions?
Analyse this artwork through the postmodern frame
Analyse this artwork through the conceptual framework.
Analyse this artwork through the Subjective frame.
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Writing in bulletpoint will give you the same mark as writing an extended response or in sentence form.
False
True
16
How many questions are in Section 1?
2
1
3
4
17
Analyse how Russell Drysdale represents and interprets his world in Plates 2. Answers might include...
A family group in the foreground, posing for a photograph in the street.
Racism
Drysdale painting his experiences of mid-20th century towns.
Scene of the main street of a typical country town
18
What is the Cultural Frame?
The artwork represent a political stance
The artwork reflects the artist's inner feelings
Focuses on social class or gender
Signs and symbols reveal cultural information
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"Analyse the ways in which the artworks in Plates 2 and 3 represent and comment on the world". This is about...
Conceptual Framework
Structural Frame
Cultural Frame
Practice
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Why is this art work postmodern? (
Anish Kapoor
, Sky Mirror, 2006.)
It is large scale and constructed
It is an Installation work in a public space.
It challenges traditional conventions of artmaking
It utilises unconventional materials such as a mirror and the sky
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"Explain how these artists have engaged in the material and conceptual practice of drawing?"
Practice
Conceptual Framework
Subjective Frame
Structural Frame
22
Is this artwork postmodern? (Fountain, 1917, replica 1964)
False
True
