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1. www.tate.org.uk › documents › 121GILBERT & GEORGE - Tate

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   The Gilbert & George exhibition at Tate Modern is the first time a British artist has been given a monographic show in the gallery, and is the biggest single-artist exhibition that the gallery has ever put on.

2. theartteacher.net › 2018/04/29 › gcse-art-scheme-ofGCSE Art Scheme of Work: Landscape & Mark Making

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   Apr 29, 2018 · The aim of this GCSE Landscape and Mark Making art project was designed for students to explore a range of painted mark making techniques, then choose the most suitable to develop into their landscape ideas.

3. theartteacher.net › 2021/04/21 › grade-9-gcse-artGrade 9 GCSE Art Examples - The Art Teacher

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   Apr 21, 2021 · There are five Grade 9 full project examples on the presentation, including sheets of student’s secondary and primary research and artist research. As I tell my students, the focus should always be on the quality of their work rather than the quantity in order to achieve high grades in art.

4. theartteacher.net › category › activitiesKS4 Art & Design Activities - The Art Teacher

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   GCSE Art Scheme of Work: Landscape & Mark Making. The aim of this GCSE Landscape and Mark Making art project was designed for students to explore a range of painted mark making techniques, then choose the most suitable to develop into their landscape ideas.

5. www.mrsramosvirleysartclass.com › year-11-finalYEAR 11 FINAL PIECES - MRS RAMOS VIRLEY'S ART CLASS

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   YEAR 11 FINAL PIECES. This page showcases a range of examples of GCSE student final art exam projects. Students responded to a variety of exam board provided themes including 'I, me, mine', 'order and disorder', 'hopes, fears and memories', 'ordinary and extraordinary', 'beginning and end' and 'similarities and differences'.

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6. theartyteacher.com › art-themes-to-explore-in-gcseArt Themes to Explore in GCSE & iGCSE - The Arty Teacher

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   Nov 23, 2019 · If you are looking for art themes to explore in GCSE or iGCSE, the huge list below is a great starting point. From Aboriginal art to signs of the zodiac!

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   What is the GCSE art landscape & mark making project?

   • The aim of this GCSE Landscape and Mark Making art project was designed for students to explore a range of painted mark making techniques, then choose the most suitable to develop into their landscape ideas. The full scheme of work for this GCSE Art Landscape & Mark-Making Project is available on TES here OR on TPT here.

   GCSE Art Scheme of Work: Landscape & Mark Making

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   What is a GCSE Art Project?

   • This GCSE Art Project is the first scheme of work I teach when students start in Year 10 (KS4). Essentially, I wanted to develop and enhance the range of skills that students have been taught at KS3, enabling them to master and improve in a way that was engaging yet simple to achieve. There are […]

   KS4 Art & Design Activities - The Art Teacher

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   How many GCSE art projects are there?

   • In total, there are 85 slides with examples of Grade 9 GCSE art projects. Since some of these art projects were for the externally set exam, the marks made up 40% of the total grade. All students achieved a Grade 9, but that is also including the 60% coursework component.

   Grade 9 GCSE Art Examples - The Art Teacher

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   How did GCSE Art Students learn mark making?

   • The GCSE art students then had a series of lessons based on different painted mark making techniques using acrylic and watercolours. I also introduced indian inks, pen and pencil work, all focused on mark-making. Some of their outcomes are below. The different mark making lessons can all be found here.

   GCSE Art Scheme of Work: Landscape & Mark Making

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   How did GCSE Art Students start?

   • Students started by looking at (and researching) artists such as Van Gogh and Georges Seurat, here are some of the slides I used to introduce them and start discussions about the features of their work: The GCSE art students then had a series of lessons based on different painted mark making techniques using acrylic and watercolours.

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   Are all art projects a Grade 9?

   • Since some of these art projects were for the externally set exam, the marks made up 40% of the total grade. All students achieved a Grade 9, but that is also including the 60% coursework component. That means that not every single drawing or experiment in the presentation is a grade 9.

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8. theartofeducation.edu › 2015/09/29-collaborative28 Collaborative Projects to Build Community in Your Art Room

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   Sep 9, 2015 · Collaborative art projects are a great way to promote community in your art room and throughout the school. Students learn to appreciate each other’s contributions and unique skills. When using collaborative skills, our students become effective communicators and contributors in our society.