Art Curriculum overview

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Curriculum Intent:

Visual Arts offers a diverse range of interesting topics to be studied at both KS3 and GCSE. The department has endeavoured to encompass modern artists and photographers to influence our outcomes and programmes of study.

KS3 offers students schemes of work to build on their artistic and creative skills and extend their knowledge of art techniques, artists and cultures.

KS4 allows students to have a choice of 4 subject specialisms including Fine Art, Graphics, Photography and 3D Sculpture. Exam results at Werneth are exceptional within the Stockport LEA, with 100% pass rate and a large number of students achieving 2-4 grades higher than their personal targets.

Curriculum Features:

•Research on themes and topics

•Observational drawing

•Experimenting in different materials and mediums

•In depth research of Artists and Photographers

•Extensive annotation and evaluation

•Development of design ideas

•Production of final pieces in both 2D and 3D

•Variety of starting points for the examination

•Educational experiences - Primary sources including working with professional artists, photographers and going on visits

•KS3 Cultural topic for Year 7, Natural Forms for Year 8 and a subject specialism foundation year for Year 9

•KS4 GCSE we offer four subject specialisms - Photography, Fine Art, 3D Sculpture and Graphics

Curriculum overview: Y7: Cultures

ART
Autumn Spring Summer

Area of study: INDIA RUSSIA JAPAN MEXICO AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA

What should they know?

The history of Indian art, iconic images and cultural traditions

Iconic images from Russia and how to create an effective collage

How Japanese culture differs from the Uk in cultural traditions

Knowledge of Day of the Dead Mexican Festival

Life in Australia culture including historic knowledge of the country

Understand the work and life of Friedensreich

Hundertwasser

What should they be able to do?

Solid, blended and graduated colour pencil, watercolour blow painting on a traditional elephant with henna pattern

Key vocabulary Elephant

Graduated

Solid

Blended Sacred

Assessment Indian Elephant

Colour pencil and watercolour

Make a composition of appropriate images and include a heading and mosaic

Watercolour blending on a Koi Carp including blow painting and soft pastel edges

Create a sugar skull with a mirrored colour and mono face and add raised 3D flowers as a headdress

Wax resist and pattern making using aboriginal dot patterns and a zentangle emu shaded image

Create detailed artist research with layered pictures, flap and a background design in the artist style

Y8: Natural Forms - Animals

Area of study:

Presentational Techniques

Collage Mosaic

Layering Relief Cathedral

Collage of Russian

iconic imagery with heading and mosaic

Iconic

Watercolour

Soft Pastel

Koi Carp

Kimono

Watercolour painting of Koi

Carp showing blended colour

Festival

Represent Tone

Shading

Decoration

Mixed media sugar skull including relief

flower decoration

Aboriginal Emu

Wax Resist Pattern Ayres Rock

Wax resist dot pattern

background with pencil shaded Emu

Zentangle

Architect

Interpretation

Biography

Simplistic Organic

Artist Research with examples of work, biography, flap and personal interpretation of landscape

Autumn

Mind Mapping

Specific Research

Spring Summer

Artist Research &

Annotation

Observational

Drawing

Corel Paint

Edits & Design Ideas

What should they know?

How to present work in a creative way using correct techniques

How to take a general theme and mind map specific information

How to focus their studies to one particular area of the animal kingdom

How to research in detail an artist relevant to their final outcomes

How to create effective observational drawing

The basic elements of Corel Paint and how they can be used to create artwork

What should they be able to do?

Develop collaging techniques, add flaps, use fontspace to create titles and create backgrounds

Make correct selections which are appropriate to show knowledge of a wide ranging ideas to make good choices from

Create an appropriate artwork which has all the information and decoration for that type of species

Create work showing the artist, their work and complement this with annotation about the artist and their personal views

Use grids to make enlargement. Have skills using pencil, colour pencil and watercolour creating animal textures

Use the tools and selections on Corel Paint to edit and create new images which enhance the originals

Key vocabulary

Graduation

Techniques

Species

Application

Assessment Theme collage

Font space and background applications

Selections

Savanna

Marine

Generalisation

Kingdom

Collage of all the animal types from different habitats

Vocab will be dependant on the animal or species chosen

Creations

Specialising

Sculpture

Photography

Depiction

Texture

Gridding

Observational

Enlargement

Effective

Original

Enhancement

Editing

Manipulation

Artwork creating a visual display of information for chosen species

Double page artwork from an artist, sculpture or photographer

Two observational drawings with appropriate features and decoration

Create a number of appropriate edits and manipulations from an original image

Curriculum overview:

Y9: GCSE Foundation

Area of study: Photography

Research

Photography

Raw Edits

Graphics

Research/Specific

Graphics & Fine Art

Observations

Graphics &Fine Art

Gridding, Pencil & Watercolour

3D Design Ideas & Sculpture

What should they know?

Research a topic

Develop information and present with visual effect

How Corel paint can edit images and the tools uses. Understand layering and editing of each layer

How to research the topic of superheroes and magazine elements

How to choose appropriate equipment and techniques to produce high quality observations

How to choose appropriate equipment and techniques to produce high quality observations

How to develop design ideas and know the materials available to create a sculpture in 3D

What should they be able to do? Show understanding and evidence

Close-up

Landscapes

Dramatic Lighting History

Take a raw image of an animal and edit in several different ways then present outcomes including screenshots

Create an appropriate piece of artwork to highlight their knowledge and include annotation and effective titles

Using grids and freehand create observational drawing in pencil, colour pencil, watercolour and biro

Using grids and freehand create observational drawing in pencil, colour pencil, watercolour and biro

Present a range of annotated design ideas and construct a 3D sculpture in line with the final design

Key vocabulary

Dramatic

Proportion

Historic Digital Pin Hole

Assessment 4 pieces of research with creative elements and annotation

Manipulation

Screenshot

Exposure

Enhancement

Hues

Collage of all the animal types from different habitats

Effective Creation Montage

Fontspace

Observations

Proportion

Scaling

Dimension

Graduation

Observations

Proportion

Scaling

Dimension

Graduation

Sculpture

Construction

Manipulate

Annotation

Preparation

Artwork creating a visual display of information for both Superheroes and comic books

A range of quality observations which look 3D and have tone and texture

A range of quality observations which look 3D and have tone and texture

Creation of a 3D final sculpture which is embellished to a high quality

Autumn Spring Summer

GCSE Exam Information: Exam Board, papers and topics (weighting and length of paper) AQA Exam Board 60% Coursework 40% Exam

Useful links: Apps? Links to careers? Fontspace, Pinterest, Corel Paint. Graphic Designer, Photographer, Television, Interior Design, Illustrator

Gallery / video / powerpoint about the subject All on the main website Visual Arts

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