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Our VC this week 25/07/2019

Our VC 25/07/2019


 We need to figure out which exams you would like to be entered for.


Disegno vs Colorito: the big media and style debate of the renaissance.


What are the key elements of this debate, in your mind? Share with the class.
What questions do we have arising from our initial research? A key question might be, what influenced these two ways of working contextually and philosophically?
Unpacking the media and processes in an artwork. We'll look at an example I've prepared and then have a go with something that is very familiar to us.

 Knowledge Forum?

 Over the week you are going to research the debate between colorito and disegno. The following week you are going to present your ideas about the statement ‘Florentine ‘disegno’ and Venetian ‘colorito’, are opposing artistic responses to the Italian Renaissance challenge of representing nature in painting’. Do you agree or disagree with this? Use examples from artworks to help you make your argument. The doc for this module will be a really useful resource as you research for this.

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