ART - KS3
Art Learning Journey
3D Learning Journey
WHO’S WHO?
Progress Leader: Mr S Chilvers
Teaching Staff: Miss R Pritchard, Mrs B Watson
Link Governor: Mr P Sharples
OUR AIMS
Up Holland High School offers an inclusive, modern, and innovative learning environment that grants every student the opportunity to promote creativity, self-expression, resilience, and build self-confidence through the visual arts.
Up Holland High School offers students a range of learning activities that develop their understanding and appreciation of different approaches to the arts.
Students are encouraged to enrich their cultural capital by reflecting on the context of Art work and its place in society both historically and currently. This is achieved by understanding the work of many visual art movements and historical forms of Art from European Impressionism and Exressionism to more modern approaches such as Pop Art and Street Art.
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ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Key stage 3 Art Club
HOW TO SUPPORT YOUR CHILD'S LEARNING
Ask them what they think about specific Art? Why was it painted? What does it represent?
Encourage them to follow official profiles of the artists they study on social media.
WHERE TO GO:
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Visit Galleries (Tate Liverpool, Whitworth Gallery, Manchester Art Gallery).
WHAT TO WATCH:
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Artist documentaries .
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Films/TV Series about the life of artists.
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Dr Who Season 5, Episode 10 Vincent Van Gogh.
WHAT TO READ:
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Biographies about Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Vincent Van Gogh, Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein.
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Icons of Art The 20th Century.
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Banksy: Wall & Piece.
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Any books that explore the movements of Cubism, Pop Art or Street Art.
ONLINE:
Tate Kids
The Tate Modern & Britain
The National Portrait Gallery
Museum of Modern Art
Van Gogh Gallery
The National Gallery
BBC Bitesize Art
FUTURE CAREERS:
Accessory designer, Advertising designer, Animator, Architect, Art Historian, Art Gallery Curator, Art Teacher/Lecturer, Art Therapist, Art administrator, Cake Decorator, Ceramics artist, Concept Artist, Design director, Design strategist, Fashion designer, Fine artist, Floral designer, Graphic designer, Hairstylist, Illustrator, Interior designer, Jewellery designer, Make-up artist, Photographer, Photojournalist, Production designer, Sculptor, Set designer, Tattoo artist, Web designer.
YEAR 7
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TERM
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UNIT OF STUDY
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KEY SKILLS / LEARNING
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Autumn
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Project 1: Matisse & Colour
Project 2: Picasso & Shape
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Colour Theory: Complementary Colours
Collage
Analysis of Art / Critical studies
Painting Techniques
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Spring
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Project 2: Picasso & Shape (cont)
Project 3: Van Gogh & Technique
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Composition creation
Colour Theory: Mood
Art as social commentary
Critical Analysis: Cubism
Drawing
Mark Making
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Summer
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Project 4: Landscapes
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Identification of Art genres
Hundertwasser Study
Landscape Techniques
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YEAR 8
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Autumn
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Mexican Print / Day of the Dead
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Jose Posada Study
Aztec Symbols
Butterflies Assessment
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Winter
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Mexican Print / Day of the Dead
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Artist Studies
Painting Techniques
Design for Print
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Spring
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Pop Art
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Critical Analysis: Pop Art
Collage & Layering
Painting
Printing
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Summer
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Pop Art
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Contextual Studies - Roy Lichtenstein
Andy Warhol drawing and print
Observational Drawing
Self Exploration through Pop Art
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YEAR 9
Y9 Year Long Projects based on specialism rotation:
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Photography - British Culture and Objects Fine Art
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Cool Britannia
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90s Britain Exploration of Fashion, Music, and Identity