Criterion A: Coherence of body of artworks
8 marksGuiding question
To what level do the submitted visual and written materials evidence: a coherent body of five resolved artworks?
- 0
The work does not reach a standard described by the descriptors below.
- 1–2
The rationale is limited and outlines minimal or superficial artistic intentions. There are scarce references to the student’s main technical, stylistic or conceptual choices. The relationships among the five artworks are minimal and the body of work communicates superficially or with limited coherence.
- 3–4
The rationale is partial and describes some artistic intentions. There are partial or partially relevant references to the student’s main technical, stylistic or conceptual choices, or the artistic intentions expressed in the rationale remain partially disconnected from the body of work. The relationships among the five artworks are partial and the body of work communicates with partial coherence.
- 5–6
The rationale is mostly clear and explains artistic intentions. There are mostly relevant references to the student’s main technical, stylistic or conceptual choices to convey meaning. The relationships among the five artworks are clear and the body of work mostly communicates with coherence.
- 7–8
The rationale is clear and justifies artistic intentions. There are relevant and meaningful references to the student’s main technical, stylistic or conceptual choices. The relationships among the five artworks are meaningful and the body of work communicates with coherence.