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- 3. are the various properties and characteristics of an art form
- 5. can be viewed more broadly and includes objects, memories and contexts that are personal to the artist
- 7. lens informs the analysis and interpretation of an artwork through the investigation of the personal feelings, beliefs and life experiences of the artist. The evaluation and interpretation of an artwork can be influenced by the life experiences, personal feelings and beliefs of the viewer or audience and the context in which artists work and in which artworks are presented or viewed.
- 8. used in the making of artworks in specific art forms include the activities, procedures and investigation engaged by artists
- 9. the frame of reference that allows the meaning of an artwork to be interpreted, artwork can be the location and time in which the artwork is made, presented or viewed, can also be economic, philosophical, historical, social or cultural influences on the practices of the artist, the artist’s intentions, and their communication of ideas, values and beliefs in their artworks. The artist’s intentions for the presentation of their work, its exhibition in current and subsequent locations, and the values, beliefs and interests of the audience also provide this
- 10. lens informs the analysis and interpretation of an artwork through the investigation of social, historical and cultural influences and representations. This includes the influence of the time and place in which the artwork is made, presented or viewed, as well as the social, historical, political, philosophical and economic influences on the practices of the artist, and how these are reflected in the artwork. Other considerations include the purpose of the artwork, and the ethnicity, gender, ethics and spiritual or secular beliefs of the artist and the viewer or audience, and how these factors influence the artwork itself and the interpretation of it.
- 12. occurs and are used throughout art making and include artists and artworks
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- 1. is an established form of artistic expression, can include but are not limited to painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, film, video, ceramics, sound, photography, performance, textiles, fashion, digital artworks, interdisciplinary practices, installations and street art.
- 2. is a discursive collaborative environment that is organised to engage, explore, express, present and evaluate artworks and to understand, reflect on and improve awareness of the characteristics of art making
- 4. combines the art elements and art principles with materials, techniques and processes to communicate meaning and personal, cultural and contemporary ideas to an audience
- 6. lens informs the analysis and interpretation of an artwork, and its relationship with the artist and viewer or audience, through the investigation of the use of art elements and art principles, and the application of materials, techniques and processes. It also considers the stylistic qualities and symbolism evident in the artwork, and the context in which artists work and in which artworks are presented or viewed.
- 11. materials are manipulated through the use of tools and equipment