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What to do over the week 24/06/20-01/07/20

Over the week can you:

  • Research how a principle impacts on an artwork. (Depending on how speedy you have been over the term this will either be researching a second principle of the theory on your second artwork, or perhaps starting research on a third artwork and the key principles that have impacted on it)
  • Continue to contribute to the two padlets. theories and texts. This is an important step if you are aiming for a higher grade as our discussions help to develop a perceptive understanding.
  • Make sure that you have responded to the survey about your preferences for the external exams. You don't need to be sure yet about what you would like to do. I just need to get a bit of an idea in general.
  • Ask questions that you have about art history in our Google Community. It is actually really helpful to know where you are at, as it helps me to focus my planning on things that will be really useful for you. It also helps to clear up things you might have been worrying about.
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