Indigenous artist analysis · AS 91756
Te arotake i ngā mahi toi a tētahi kaitoi nō iwi taketake i roto i ngā mahi a te rēhia
Level 2 · Year 124 creditsInternalAchievement StandardNga Mahi a te Rehia 2.6
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This standard asks you to analyze and evaluate the artworks of one Indigenous artist and their contributions to the performing arts. You need to identify the key artistic features in their work, explain the skills and techniques they used, and show how these elements work together to create meaning.
What you actually do
- ·Identify the surface-level features of the artworks (form, colour, physical elements)
- ·Explain the skills, qualities and techniques the artist used to create their work
- ·Identify the deeper meaning of the artworks (themes, language, facial and bodily expressions)
- ·Interpret how the artist's skills and techniques combine to create the artwork's meaning and impact
- ·Extend your analysis to show how the artist's techniques could apply to other subjects or performance contexts
AAchieved
You identify what the artwork looks like and explain what techniques and skills the artist used to make it.
MMerit
You interpret how the artist's choices and techniques work together to create meaning, and explain the ideas behind the work.