Case Studies (1 Viewer)

[Tegan_K]

Hey, what case studies did everyone do? Did anyone do My Lei Thi?> :apig: :apig:

 

[jaNetix]

i dont even kno wat that is!

we did one on representations of the crucifixion over time...- hardly use this!
one on jenny holzer and barbera kruger...very good
im doin frida kahlo on my own...
and i did a huge assessment on surrealism...
but ours wernt really defined....i juz kinda learn as much as possible...and pull out wateva for the exams....

 

[allyteaded]

Ooh, that's an interesting one: representation of the crucifix over time.

I've done one on Michael Leunig, soemthing about museums and galleries, and one on Monet. They're related to my BOW. I also wrote about Kenji Yanobe on my Trial (Got 100! Yippee!!) because his work is so cool... yeah.

I realised I don't have female artists... eh... bah...

 

[kokeshi]

Frida Kahlo, John Berger, Feminist art, Jeff Koons

 

[GillyBean]

I've done -
Barbara Kruger, Michelangelo, Max Beckmann, Francisco Goya, Jeff Koons, Alexander Calder, Oldenberg and.... um... oh yeah Ian McKay.

 

[tash]

we did postmodernism (cindy sherman, anne zahalka, yasumasa morimura), the figure in western/postmodern/contemporary art and in sculpture, exhibitions, postmodern forms of art (installation, performance, body, site-specific, etc) and something on the physicality of an artwork- to do with different materials and mediums and the development of them + artists to do with each of those things

 

[saladsurgery]

i did a few... ermm, postmodernism (can't remember the specifics), the female form in art, new british art, and then some more...

if i find them, do you want me to upload them?

 

[jaNetix]

yeah please do upload!
the more artists...the better!

 

[spam police]

• contemporary australian photography (tracey moffatt, anne zahalka, robyn stacey, bill henson (umm many others too)
• modernism and modernity (marcel duchamp, the cubists, surrealists, basically a huge overview of the modernism era)
• structural symbols in western art

the second case study could have been broken up into about 3 though, because we spent about two terms on it.

 

[kokeshi]

Originally posted by saladsurgery
if i find them, do you want me to upload them?

I'd like that very much. We touched up upon postmodernism but not enough I think.

 

[saladsurgery]

here's the better end of my stuff:

http://sldsrgry.eb55-au.com

click around a bit, theres a directory with a few art notes in it

i reccomend the modernism timeline and case study, the first bit has an alright (i think) summary of some modernist art movements

 

[spam police]

Originally posted by Tegan_K
Hey, what case studies did everyone do? Did anyone do My Lei Thi?> :apig: :apig:

HEYYY, uts gallery had an exhibition of my lei thi, but unfortunately i realised this yesterday and it finished last week even though i walk past the fucking gallery every day!

 

[MrMiK]

well i cant remember doin many case studies.. tho i kno i must hav..
so atm i only remember the traditional Titian / Michelangelo / Manet mix...
i wana shove some Balla, and Malevich in the essay tho.. cuz i like their work.

 

[Sugarplum]

I did damien hirst, chris ofili, cindy sherman,barbara kruger, anne zahalka,sesshu toyo, frida kahlo..
so im hoping for a good frames question so i can jsut bein in these artists and talk about their social identity , symbolism etc.

 

[tegs]

Gorden Bennett, Frida Kahlo, Howard Arkley, George Gittoes, Wendy Sharpe, and Digital Art and it's value.

 

[dieselboi]

hello!
we have done Brett Whitley, Frida Kahlo, representation of the female nude figure, Rembrandt, Artemisia Gentileschi, Fredrick McCubbin, listening material about Elizabeth Gower's artmaking practice. I have also done assignments on the Fauvist movement and also Janet Laurence in relation to the importance of materials and site specificity to postmodernism. For my exam i have researched my own material, i.e The Neo Tokyo exhibition at the MCA and Kenji Yanobe's works within that particular exhibition.
i hope i do well! good luck everyone!!!!!!!
you'll all be fine