Mapa mental
Frames

Mind map: frames in art
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Frames
Subjective frame
- What it is? It involves
- The personal experiences of the artist
- The innor world of dreams, imagination, memories, feeling and subconscious of the artist may influence
- What the artwork is made of
- How the artwork is viewed
- What the artwork is about
- What to write about? Show emotion through:
- Use of line, colour, texture, tone
- Facial expressions
- Physical position and stance of figure
- Is any features enlarged or out of proportion to the rest of the figure?
- Does the citation give you insight into the image
- It deals with emotion, personal experiences, imagination, innor life of the artist.
- What it is? It involves
Frames is a method of organising interpreting and analysing artwork to gain a deeper understanding of its meaning and significance
Cultural frame
- What it is? It involves
- Society and cultural identity eg Race, gender, class/social statues, politics, economics, religion, sexuality, scientific and technological innovations influences artwork and is represented in artworks
- What the artwork is made of
- How the artist if made
- How the artwork is viewed
- What the artwork is about
- What to write about?
- The influence of society of cultural identity in artworks such as race, gender, class/society status, politics, religion, economics and sexuality
- What culture groups, race, place, identity is portrayed? How?
- What does the artist tell us about the word of the artist?
- Has a political comment been made- local, world etc?
- Is the work protesting something?
- What beliefs does the artist reflect?
- Does the role comment on the role of women and men and how they are perceived/expectations?
- Does the work connect with a particular time or place?
- What it is? It involves
Structural frame
- What It Is? It Involves
- Artists creating their own visual language using codes, symbols or signs to give meaning to theirartwork.
- Elements and principles of art and design eg. line, direction, shape, size, colour, tone, texture, harmony, contrast, dominance, balance etc
- Composition, organisation and relationships with the elements as well as the subject matter of the artwork
- It deals with materials, media and techniques that have been used in the artwork
- What to writer?
- Style or movement of the artwork
- Materials used by the artist - citation
- Process used by the artist
- Used or found objects, collage etc
- Elements of design - line, shape, colour and tone
- Subject matter
- Use of visual language - signs, symbols, codes, text
- Composition
- Single image, several images, repetition of images
- What It Is? It Involves
Post - modern
- What It Is? What it Involves
- the use of text or images from the past to create new messages (appropriation)
- Use of irony, parody, pastiche, wit and satire in artworks
- Use of non traditional media and techniques
- The use of new technology
- crossing conventional boundaries and challenging art conventions
- What to write? The use of
- Text to create new meaning to the artwork or image
- Satire, irony, parody
- New techology
- non conventional art media/ Materials
- Is it mainstream or is it outside art traditions?
- Has the work been approprited? how has the meaning of the work been changes
- Is the work Controversial? Why?
- Does it challenge our notions of what art is? How?
- What It Is? What it Involves
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- Is good for learning you frames in art for years 9 and 10
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- shenaii matlock
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