Ib visual arts - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This IB Visual Arts Comparative Study is on the topic of "Representation of Violence in Art". It looks into the work of Andy Warhol "Red Explosion: The Atomic Bomb", Imran Qureshi "“And how many rains must fall before the stains are washed clean” and Walid Raad "My neck is thinner than a hair". The Comparative Study scored full marks on the IB 2021 session

This is my IB Visual Arts Comparative Study that got a 7 with a PERFECT SCORE! If you would like inspiration for your IB Visual Arts course, you can check out my Comparative Study which I worked SO hard on. It was definitely helpful to me to look at other people's coursework while preparing mine, and I know it can be difficult to find good examples from the IBO's own resources. As someone that already went through the whole process, I can tell that it is really important to find inspiration. ...

This is my IB Visual Arts Process Portfolio that got a 7. I definitely looked at a lot of other people's work while preparing mine, and I hope this helps you as well :) This process portfolio took SO much time and effort, and I'm so happy that it got an excellent score. If you're doing IB Visual Arts now, I know how overwhelming it may be. The best advice I can give for the Process Portfolio is to start early and experiment as much as you possibly can. Reflections are also crucial, and I t...

This is my IB Visual Arts Exhibition which was one mark away from getting a PERFECT SCORE. I am so proud of it, and I hope it can give you ideas for setting up yours. This took an EXCESSIVE amount of time, and I may have been a little too ambitious in the first place. You can look at pictures of the overall exhibition, and also view each work close-up, with the descriptions I sent to the IB to get marked. While setting it up, I chose as little works as I possible could, and tried to make ...

This was my curatorial rationale for my Visual Arts Exhibition that was one mark away from getting a PERFECT SCORE. I rewrote this curatorial rationale a couple times, and wanted to make sure it got as many marks as it could (although there aren't many available). Although it is not as significant as some other criteria, it is still a good idea to try to maximize the amount of marks you get from it! While writing mine, I wasn't able to find many that I thought were great, and this may be...

When the baffling “The Dress'' Meme first blew up it created a divide among internet users all around the world. Some argued that the color of the dress was ‘Black & Blue’ and the rest saw the colors ‘White & Gold’. That was the first time I learnt that every human sees a slightly different shade of one color than the other. And more research into this topic made me aware that the way humans perceive colors also depend on sex – that there are certain psychological and physiological...

A perfect in-depth IB Visual Arts Comparative Study sample. I ended up getting a 6, only 2 marks away from 7. This is an excellent demonstration of how to compare artworks by analyzing their formal qualities, function/purpose, and cultural significance. The original document didn't fit Stuvia's preview, so I gathered screenshots of each screen in one document. Feel free to message me about what platform I used to make this or any kind of questions about how to do well in IB Visual Arts. If y...

IB Visual Arts curatorial rationale sample & artwork labels and photos. An excellent example of how to organize and write your curatorial rationale and labels, and giving exactly what the examiners want. IB Visual Arts examiners really take the representation of how your works into account along with its content. So, this document will help you out how to display your exhibition to the examiners perfectly in one document. If you have any issues after purchase, please contact me.