Comparative Study IB Art

The (a)   Study is an independent critical and contextual investigation exploring artworks, objects and artifacts from differing cultural contexts.

IB HL Art Students must submit how many screens for successful completion of the Comparative Study?

• 8-10

• 5-8

• 13-20

• 21-25

The purpose of the Comparative study is to investigate the work you create and allow the work to inform and inspire your own art-making practice.

• True

• False

Students must present a comparative study of three works by at least two artists from different cultural contexts and time periods.

• True

• False

Students are further required to articulate the connections between the work examined in the comparative study and their (a)   art-making, giving them the chance to think about how theory is related to practice.

Students must identify with an area of artistic interest and connect common themes or concepts that could be clearly identified within (a)   works of art.

Candidates must: (pick all that apply)

• Inquire to develop an international perspective.

• Share the life and times of the artists.

• Make creative links across cultures, time periods and consider art works from a range of perspectives.

• Identify with the cultural significance of the artworks, as this is the subject of the comparative study.

Best candidates show how the comparative study and the ideas and/or techniques of studied artworks had (a)   their creative work.

There are how many different criterion that IB students will be graded upon?

• 5

• 4

• 8

• 6

True or False, identification and analysis of the formal qualities is a criterion that students will be graded upon?

• True

• False