Introduction – Outline the purpose and focus of your study. This may include question/s you are going to answer; themes you are going to explore; issues you hope to address etc. It should set the scene for your project and may include reasons for selecting a topic and an indication of how / why the topic is of personal relevance or interest to you. It is important that the intentions of the project are clearly set out in this section.
Research – In depth research into one or two artists or an art movement clearly linked to your chosen theme: – critically analyse their artwork – make informed judgements about their work/ideas – write personal evaluations – your opinion
Reflect – On your work and progress – talk about why rather than just what. What impact has your research had on your practical work? You may want to mention other artists who influence you along the way, but in less depth.
Conclude – With an analysis of your final piece/pieces and summarise your journey.
*Your essay must have a bibliography at the end. This should list any resources that you have used in your project, including books, websites, articles and videos. It might also include sources of first-hand information, such as museums, galleries or websites,
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