MYP 3 Objects - Task 1

Investigating
Students are asked to investigate an artwork or art movement connected to the statement of inquiry.
Students are asked to investigate ideas around found objects and how they can be used to communicate/express ideas in art.
Global Context - Personal and Cultural Expression
Statement of Inquiry: Understanding the elements of art and form helps artists express ideas
Inquiry Questions
Factual - What does 'found object' in art look like? What is assemblage art? What specific examples of found objects are most effective in assemblage art?
Conceptual - What is the meaning of assemblage art and found objects? How do artists select and combine found objects to convey a specific message?
Debatable - Assemblage art is similar to sculpture
TASK 1:
JOURNAL RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT
Dear Students,
Once we have discussed the inquiry questions as a class, please use your process journal to express ideas about typography and how artists use text in their artworks to communicate and express ideas.
You must be able to justify how your investigation is connected to the big ideas in the unit.
This task is to be completed in the process journal and should include a lengthy investigation. A formative feedback session and a peer review are needed before you hand in your final assignment and before the summative grading. Please see your due dates.
Part 1
Criteria Ai
I. Investigate a movement or genre in their chosen arts discipline related to the statement of inquiry.
Journal Pages 1- 4
- Investigate at least two artists that use the idea of 'found object' in their artwork.
- Download and save images of the artist's work, then add them to your journal. Make sure to reference the images and write down the website name.
- Write answers to WH questions and find facts about each artist.
- Recreate an example sketch of one of the artworks on one of your journal pages.
Part 2
Investigating
Criteria Aii
Describe an artwork or performance from the chosen movement or genre
Journal Pages 5 - 6
- Which artist (s) did you choose to research, and why?
- Use one page in your journal to describe one of your researched artworks using the elements of art.
- What do you think the artist was trying to say?
Self-management ATL connect
(Plan short- and long-term assignments; meet deadlines)
Students can be assigned a self-management checklist for each stage of the task to complete by the due date.
Example Rubric for this Task
| MYP CRITERIA | Specifications | 0 | 1-2 | 3-4 | 5-6 | 7-8 |
| i.investigate a movement(s) or genre(s) in their chosen arts discipline related to the statement of inquiry | Investigate the art movement and gather information that will better help understand context and expression | The student does not reach a standard described by any of the descriptors below. | The student provides limited information that is not always related to the statement of inquiry | The student provides mostly relevant information that is related to the statement of inquiry | The student provides relevant information that is related to the statement of inquiry | The student provides comprehensive, relevant information that is related to the statement of inquiry |
| ii. describe an artwork or performance from the chosen movement(s) or genre(s). | Analyse an artwork and include elements, techniques and context | The student does not reach a standard described by any of the descriptors below. | The student identifies features of an artwork, including two elements: techniques and context. | The student outlines the features of an artwork, including two elements: techniques and context. | The student describes features of an artwork including two from elements, techniques and context. | The student analyses the features of an artwork, including elements, techniques and context. |
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