What will I learn?

• How to generate and develop visual ideas using drawing as a foundation

• Practical skills in painting and/or printmaking

• How to research and respond to established artists and art-making conventions

• How to document and reflect on your ideas and process in a visual diary

• How to create resolved artworks and a related series that clearly communicates your ideas

Achievement Standards

AS 91913 (1.2)

Produce a significant resolved artwork appropriate to established art making conventions

5 credits

Internal

AS 91914 (1.3)

Explore Visual Arts processes and conventions to inform own art making

5 Credits

Internal

AS 91915 (1.4)

Create a sustained body of related artworks in response to an art making proposition

5 Credits

External

Total Credits: 15

This course leads to Level 2 Painting, Printmaking, Design, Photography and sculpture.

Visual Art can lead to careers in a diverse range of professions – see your Art teacher or search Art careers online.

Visual Arts is more than just a subject; it's an opportunity to:

• Enhance Creativity: Cultivate your imagination and problem-solving skills through artistic expression.

• Develop Technical Skills: Gain proficiency in various art techniques and media.

• Boost Confidence: Build self-esteem by creating and presenting your artwork.

• Critical Thinking: Learn to analyze and interpret visual information critically.

• Cultural Appreciation: Understand and appreciate diverse artistic traditions and contemporary practices.

Studying Visual Arts can lead to a wide array of career opportunities. Some potential paths include:

• Artist 

• Graphic Designer

• Photographer

• Art Director

• Animator

• Curator or Gallery Manager

• Art Teacher or Educator

• Fashion Designer

• Architect

• Industrial Designer

• Multimedia Specialist

• Tattoo artist

• Product design

There are no formal prerequisites for this course, but a strong interest in Visual Arts and a willingness to engage in the creative process is essential.

$100. Please note 50% of this cost must be paid by the end of Term One with 100% paid in full by the end of Term Two.