COURSE OUTLINE Spring 2020
Course Tittle: Art Presentation
Course Code: BPG-406
Credit Hours: 02
Instructor: NADIA ABBASI
INTRODUCTION TO COURSE
A student portfolio is a compilation of academic work and other forms of educational evidence assembled for the purpose of evaluating art work quality, learning progress, and academic achievements, determining whether students have met learning standards or other art requirements.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
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Develop a portfolio of personal artwork and recognize the opportunity for exhibition of selected works.
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Students can write exhibition titles, artist’s biographical statements, captions, program notes, or website entries.
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Asking students to assess the quality of a performance, media presentation, exhibition or specific musical composition, dance, play, film, or visual artwork will give practice in opinion/argument writing.
READINGS
1)Sullivan, Jay. Simply Said: Communicating Better at Work and Beyond, Wiley; 1 edition, 2016
2) Reynolds, Garr. Presentation Zen: Simple Ideas on Presentation Design and Delivery (Voices That Matter), New Riders; 2 edition, 2011
CONTENTS
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Maintenance and preparation of Port Folio
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How to maintain painting portfolio?
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How to maintain Sculptures?
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Process of preserving painting and sculptures for long time
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Types of Port Folio Presentations (soft copy)
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How to prepare slides of art work?
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Academic Presentation
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Professional Presentation
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Maintenance of Port Folio (Hard Copy)
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Academic Port Folio
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Professional Port Folio
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Presentation of work in professional manner
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Discussion on port folio
6. Curriculum Vitae
Week
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COURSE SCHEDULE
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Dates
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1.
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Artist Statement
- What is Artist Statement?
- How to write Artist Statement
- Sample statements
- Class practice
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16th Jan
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2.
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What is an Art Portfolio
Types of CV
Academic Portfolio
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23rd Jan
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3.
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Professional portfolio
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30th Jan
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4.
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Types of Portfolio
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6th Feb
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5.
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Portfolio Content
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13th Feb
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6.
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Maintenance of Portfolio (soft copy)
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20th Feb
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7.
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Mid Term Examination Project
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27th Fab
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8
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Selection of photographs for portfolio
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5th March
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8.
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Mid Term Examination
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9th March
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9.
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Maintenance of Portfolio (hard copy)
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20th Mar
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10.
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Selection of Art work for creative portfolio
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27th Mar
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11.
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Creative forms of portfolio
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3rd April
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12.
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Photography of Art work
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10th April
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13.
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17th April
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14.
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How to edit a photography in Photoshop
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24th April
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15.
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Final Term Examination Project
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1st May
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16
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Rough design of portfolio
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8th May
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17
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Final Term Examination
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ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
Weighting of Assessments
Student will be evaluated through a system of weekly assignments.
Mid-term Exam: 30%
Final-term: 50%
Sessional: 20% (Attendance 5% + Semester Assignments/Quiz/Presentation 15%)
Total: 100
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Course Assessments: The student has / has not:
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There will be lectures of important content about 30 minutes – at the beginning of many classes.
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Some lecture time will be used for critique, discussion of required reading or educational video shown, student’s presentation, and demonstration of various painting materials.
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Required class assignments will be started in class and may be completed outside-of-class. Additional out-of-class assignments, research and homework, may take approximately six hours per week and should be turned in for grading.
Evaluation & Assessment:
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Critiques at regular intervals (Please be aware that we will have class critiques in which Lecture Topic is shared and discussed.
Marking Criteria of Assignment
One week assignment = 20 Marks (Class Assignment 10 Marks + Home Assignment 10 Marks)
Class attendance policy:
All students must attend class regularly to gain maximum from the instructor. Each Class bear its own importance, the thing once taught will never repeated. Every day brings a new experience that helps to flourish you. Attendance is mandatory. Arriving to class late and/or leaving early three times will count as one unexcused absence. To avoid unexcused absences, please consult with me before you miss class.
Late assignments:
Assignments not submitted on the designated due date will be considered late. Assignments grades will decrease by one full grade for each class the project is late. Assignments will not be accepted if missed due to an unexcused absence.
You will be responsible for:
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Assigned homework with process work and specific schedules.
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There will be Painting Projects. They are based on following directions given via this blog and in classroom demonstrations.
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Marks will not be increase on behalf of any illegal action.