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BARBERS HILL HIGH SCHOOL
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Art |
ART 1
(ART 1) Art I provides experience in design, drawing, print making, sculpture, painting and crafts. Emphasis is on developing visual thinking abilities through all components of a work of art. You do not need to be a craftsman nor creative in art, just willing to experiment.
ART 2
(ART 2) Students create art through viewing, analyzing, interpreting and judging images of nature, man, fantasy, social and technological changes. Skills and advanced techniques are developed in drawing, painting, ceramics, print making, and crafts. [top]
ART 3
(ART 3) Studio projects are created in response to the study of each era in a chronological survey of art history. Emphasis will be placed on an understanding of the role of art and the artist in society. [top]
ART 4
(ART 4) An independent endeavor into art media and techniques. The student sets goals for independent projects, determines objectives, activities and evaluation guidelines for each project proposal as well as evaluating his/her projects. A commercial art project and research into an art topic are required. [top]
ART AP AP
level art class demands a commitment from students beyond the normal art
level. The successful student must be highly motivated and willing to
devote the time needed to expand and stretch to higher level visual
thinking skills. Students are encouraged to think, solve problems their
own way, make informed decisions, have a discerning eye, and become
interested in historical and contemporary art issues. Assessment
through class critiques are a regular part of this course. AP Art
challenges students and prepares them for the exam for college credit.
To receive AP credit students must submit a
portfolio. [top] |
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Spring 2007, Barbers Hill High School, POB 1108, 9696 Eagle Drive, Mont Belvieu, TX 77580 (281) 576-2221 |
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