Ieb visual art - Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

IEB Visual Arts Theory Notes! Grade 10-11. Boost your Art marks with these top-notch IEB notes! Covering everything from realism, impressionism, post impressionism, cubism, Fauvism and German Expressionism. They include artists and artworks with detailed descriptions. They are perfect for Grades 10-12, they make studying a breeze!"

This document is a summary of the whole visual art syllabus for ieb. I consistently received an average of over 90% for my art theory. This document summaries all of the artists and movements that I studied through out the year. They are the minimum artists and movements that students are required to know. The document is sub divided into which artist and movement is to be studied for each question. Pretty colours are used to make studying simple and fun

IEB Visual Arts Theory Notes! Grade 10-11. Boost your Art marks with these top-notch IEB notes! Covering all Greek artists and artworks in depth. They include artists and artworks with detailed descriptions. They are perfect for Grades 9 or 10, they make studying a breeze!"

These summary notes include the art movement of South African Contemporary Art from 1994 to the present day. It includes artists such as Mary Sibande, Berni Searle, Steven Cohen, Wim Botha, Jane Alexander and Penny Siopis.

This summary note pack includes summaries from the Pop Art Movement and its artist and their artworks. The includes artists are Richard Hamilton, Claes Oldenburg, Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein.

This note pack includes summaries from the Conceptual Art Movement, with artists such as Damien Hirst, Marina Abramovic, Banksy, Robert Smithson and Tracy Emin. These summaries helped me through my art theory tests and exams.

summery of the IEB Visual Arts grade 12 syllabus 2023 containing South African Contemporary art and conceptual art I'm using these currently, it has everything you need to know such as - 2 artists for each - 2 artworks for each - history and background of both movements -aims of movements