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An understanding of practice introduces students to the beliefs, interests and values circulating in the visual arts and how these may inform their own work. An understanding of practice will affect such things as students’ intentions, interests, interpretations, decisions, actions and judgement. Students also learn about how artists, art critics and art historians contribute to the field of the visual arts.
An understanding of practice introduces students to the beliefs, interests and values circulating in the visual arts and how these may inform their own work. An understanding of practice will affect such things as students’ intentions, interests, interpretations, decisions, actions and judgement. Students also learn about how artists, art critics and art historians contribute to the field of the visual arts.
They sound the same and even look similar (except that one is spelled with a “c” and the other with a “s”) but their meanings are different. The word “practice” is a noun, it refers to an act itself, not who is doing it or the act of doing. The artist's intentions and actions that result in an object of art. Artist's artwork is the practice.
They sound the same and even look similar (except that one is spelled with a “c” and the other with a “s”) but their meanings are different. The word “practice” is a noun, it refers to an act itself, not who is doing it or the act of doing. The artist's intentions and actions that result in an object of art. Artist's artwork is the practice.
On the other hand, practise is a verb meaning 'do something repeatedly to improve one skill
On the other hand, practise is a verb meaning 'do something repeatedly to improve one skill
Practice is a thing NOUN and practise is a doing word VERB.One way to remember is the difference is to think of "practiSING" "SINGing"?
Practice is a thing NOUN and practise is a doing word VERB.One way to remember is the difference is to think of "practiSING" "SINGing"?
To understand the artwork the best way is to explore the artist's practise.
To understand the artwork the best way is to explore the artist's practise.
Artmaking
Artmaking
Practice describes the artistic activity, work or agency of artists to produce artworks.
- Practice is about what artists know and do, how they know it, where they do it, with whom and for whom they do it and why they do it.
- Practice is intentional, informed human action that has consequences.
- Practice is not subscribing to a predetermined role or model.
- Artistic outcomes and results can never be fully predicted beforehand.
- Situations are fluid, unexpected and involve an element of risk.
- Practice is neither fixed nor inert.
- Practice is understanding when a particular type of action or operation is appropriate to the context or situation.
- Practice is being able to make autonomous and enabling strategic decisions selected from a number of possible ways of operating.
- Practice is knowing the appropriate action to take.
- Contemporary artistic practice encompasses many different rules, strategies and activities, habits, capacities, dispositions and inclinations that vary between the structural frame, the subjective frame, the cultural frame and the postmodern frame.
- Through a sequence of actions and decisions students can develop skills and understanding in visual arts traditions and conventions and innovate within these, understanding that their actions are shaped and informed by conditions such as available technologies, or the investigation of particular concepts.
Artmaking Practice refers to the series of actions taken by artist in the production of their artwork. These actions are the consequential outcomes of decisions made by the artist. In the production of art, artists make choices and take action on a number of issues. When investigating the practice of an artist, we need to consider all the significant elements influencing and involved with the production of an artwork.
Artmaking Practice refers to the series of actions taken by artist in the production of their artwork. These actions are the consequential outcomes of decisions made by the artist. In the production of art, artists make choices and take action on a number of issues. When investigating the practice of an artist, we need to consider all the significant elements influencing and involved with the production of an artwork.
When we look at the practice of an artist or designer we discover:
When we look at the practice of an artist or designer we discover:
a) The artist’s working methods
a) The artist’s working methods
b) The development of his or her style
b) The development of his or her style
c) What the artist is influenced by
c) What the artist is influenced by
d) What the artists intention is in his or her artmaking
d) What the artists intention is in his or her artmaking
e) The frames within which the artists works
e) The frames within which the artists works
ARTMAKING PRACTICE
>>> refers to all the things that might be important in the production of an artwork, including
-treatment and use of materials
-representation of thoughts, feelings and experiences
-stylistic innovations
-the artists' intention and philosophy
-emerging technologies
-personal symbols and signs
-ideas and concepts
simply put, artmaking practise looks at the intentions of an artist, and the techniques, strategies and processes they use to get to the finished product of "the artwork".
like with your Body of Work, it takes into consideration both
> technical resolution
and
> conceptual strength and meaning.
on top of this, the "artmaking practice" doesn't simply result from the artist and their ideas -- they are influenced in various ways by their world, and their aims; what they want the audience to get from their work
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