Summative Assessment

Summative Assessment for MP1: Modules 2 and 3

Material Covered: Module 2: Elements of Art

             Module 3: Principles of Design (definitions)

 

Directions: This assessment requires you to show what you have learned about the Elements of Art and Principles of Design. There are three parts to this marking period assessment: (1) Content vocabulary and concept quiz-30pts (2) Create a slideshow-40pts (3) Compare and contrast two works of art-30pts. These are all of the aspects of Visual Art that we have been focusing on throughout the past couple of months.

 

Elements of Art	Principles of Design
Line Shape/Form Color/Value Space Texture	Balance Emphasis Movement Pattern Repetition Proportion Rhythm Variety Unity

 

 

 

Part 1: Content and Concept Quiz (30 questions)

Directions: Use the link below to take the Google quiz.

MP1 Visual Art Quiz

 

Part 2: Create a Slideshow

Directions: Use Google slides to create a presentation on “The Elements and Principles of Art” that has a total of 14 slides. The outline for the presentation can be found below. There is also a place for you to link your slideshow below (I will go over this again when the assessment is introduced). *DO NOT SHARE THE SLIDESHOW, IT MUST BE LINKED IN THIS ASSIGNMENT.

Slide 1: Introduction including a title and your name (first and last)

Slide 2: What are the Elements of Art? (definition)

**For each of the following slides you must have: 1 element of art, a visual example and description of how it was used in the example you chose.

Slide 3: element

Slide 4: element

Slide 5: element

Slide 6: element

Slide 7: element

Slide 8: What are the Principles of Design? (definition)

**For each of the following slides you must have: a definition for the principle of design listed, a visual example and a description of how it was used in the example you chose.

Slide 9: Pattern/Repetition

Slide 10: Balance

Slide 11: Emphasis

Slide 12: Proportion

Slide 13: Variety

Slide 14: Why are the Elements of Art and Principles of Design important in the creation of an artwork? (answer in your own words)

Link your Google slideshow here:

 

Part 3: Compare and Contrast 2 Artworks

Directions: Look at the 2 artworks below and write a 3 paragraph response below in which you (1) Describe The Mona Lisa (2) Describe Self-portrait with Monkey (3) Compare and contrast the two using the “art vocabulary” we have learned while looking for the presence of the Elements and Principles of Art and Design within an artwork.

 

“The Mona Lisa” by Leonardo de Vinci                        “Self-portrait with Monkey” by Frida Kahlo

 

Paragraph 1: Description of The Mona Lisa

• Describe the work without using value words such as “beautiful” or “ugly”.
• What is the title and who is the artist?
• Describe the elements of the work (i.e., line, shape, space, color, and texture).
• Describe the technical qualities of the work (i.e., tools, materials, instruments).
• Describe the subject matter. What is it all about? Are there recognizable images?

Paragraph 2: Description of Self-portrait with a Monkey

• Describe the work without using value words such as “beautiful” or “ugly”
• What is the title and who is the artist?
• Describe the elements of the work (i.e., line, shape, space, color, and texture).
• Describe the technical qualities of the work (i.e., tools, materials, instruments).
• Describe the subject matter. What is it all about? Are there recognizable images?

Paragraph 3: Compare and contrast

• Analyze both “settings” for connections or differences.
• Analyze how each subject is presented by each artist.
• Where do you see similarities/differences in how the elements and principles are presented by each artist?
• What are the points of emphasis for each artist? Are they similar or different?
• Where can you find a juxtaposition/contrast between the two works of art?

 

**You may either type your three paragraphs below this line or link them in a separate Google doc here:

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Response: