The Exhibition is a critical component of the IB Visual Arts course. It allows students to present a curated collection of their best artworks, demonstrating their technical skills, conceptual understanding, and creative journey. This guide provides an overview of the Exhibition, its requirements, and tips for success.
Purpose of the Exhibition
- Showcase Artistic Development:
- Present a coherent body of work that reflects your growth as an artist.
- Demonstrate your ability to explore and develop themes, concepts, and techniques.
- Highlight Technical Proficiency:
- Exhibit your technical skills across various media and techniques.
- Show mastery in the execution of your artworks.
- Communicate Artistic Vision:
- Convey your artistic intentions and the conceptual basis of your work through a curated exhibition.
- Provide insights into your creative process and decision-making.
Components of the Exhibition
- Resolved Artworks:
- Select artworks that best represent your artistic journey and achievements.
- Ensure a cohesive collection that explores specific themes or concepts.
- Curatorial Rationale:
- Write a statement explaining the curatorial decisions behind your exhibition.
- Discuss the themes, concepts, and development of your artworks.
- Reflect on your artistic process and the choices you made in creating and presenting your work.
